my gmail hacked
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SlayWriter
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If it's tied to your phone no you can still try to get it back I think. Next time turn 2 factor authentication on so this won't happen again.
the recovery phone number changed then how can i do that ?
please help me
fb3003
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i am pretty sure who ever did it, has done it from your own device... otherwise, it is very difficult to login to gmail with a brand new IP and not have google make you go through hoops to get into the account..
OR you are just F-en with us and trying to figure how to hack to someone else's account
which one is it?
OR you are just F-en with us and trying to figure how to hack to someone else's account
which one is it?
one of my friend who knows the password . he had changed the pass and recovery email and the recovery number
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In that case, he is your enemy; not friend lol. Contact google support (there's some kind of form you will need to fillup). I have heard people getting back their google accounts like this before.
fb3003
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@Arafath93 i think you are pulling our leg. your story does not make sense. someone who is so novice and does not know how gmail password process works, would not find BHW
bro the first one is right . i can provide the all information
starkstephen
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Click the forgot option and change your password. you don't reset your password you can contact google support.
Well, saying that gmail is very hard to get in with a brand new ip is true, and changing recvoery options is even more diffucult is also true unless you login only behind vpn from different locations, in that case, with the password or the right recovery options, it's fairly easy to get into a gmail account and take the ownership.
Sadly, if you're password is no longer working, and recovery options have changed, forget about taking it back.
Your best move is to ask the new owner to send any data you might wanna recover (pics on drive or files) but there's litle chance they do it.
Also, I'd check every account linked to that gmail account, especially those with which you have money or cards tied to them (hosting, e-commerce, paypal, etc..)
Sadly, if you're password is no longer working, and recovery options have changed, forget about taking it back.
Your best move is to ask the new owner to send any data you might wanna recover (pics on drive or files) but there's litle chance they do it.
Also, I'd check every account linked to that gmail account, especially those with which you have money or cards tied to them (hosting, e-commerce, paypal, etc..)
Nagraj1232
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elizabethsofia57
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If you have backup code, you can recover
fb3003
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i just sms'd a new password to that phone number. let me know how it goes.