I have been having so much fun creating TikTok accounts for audience increasing until just tonight they are forcing me to verify my email address I signed up with. I never had this problem before, and I don’t know how to fix this problem. I tried deleting/reinstalling TikTok but it’s not working. And it won’t let me use a Temporary Email either, it would just say verification failed, but however, signing up works if I use an actual email service (example: Gmail).
TikTok Forcing Me To Verify Email Address
- Thread starter missysboy
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Chris Newman
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- Oct 13, 2018
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Do you have access to the email accounts used while you signed up for those TikTok accounts ? If no, then are you able to login to those TikTok accounts ? If yes then :-
You can change your email on TikTok without verification. Login and open the app and go to profile.
Next, tap on the three lines in the top left corner of the screen.
Then, select “Settings” and “Account.
Finally, tap on “Email” and enter the new email address you want to use. Make sure the email you enter is an email that you will always be having active access to.
You can change your email on TikTok without verification. Login and open the app and go to profile.
Next, tap on the three lines in the top left corner of the screen.
Then, select “Settings” and “Account.
Finally, tap on “Email” and enter the new email address you want to use. Make sure the email you enter is an email that you will always be having active access to.
HoNeYBiRD
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So what seems to be the issue here? Acquiring email accounts, which aren't temporary? Some email providers like Yahoo let you have aliases or disposable email addresses, as they call them. Basically with one Yahoo account you can never run out of aliases. You can use 3 aliases at the same time and you can also delete them, which means an infinite amount of aliases with a single Yahoo account. In case of re-verification request, you can always re-create the deleted alias.
If the issue is the verification request itself, that will be a tougher nut to to crack. For a great while now apps use device fingerprinting to identify you, just uninstalling/reinstalling an app won't do much. Considering that TikTok is one of the most popular apps these days, their security must be up the ass.
If the issue is the verification request itself, that will be a tougher nut to to crack. For a great while now apps use device fingerprinting to identify you, just uninstalling/reinstalling an app won't do much. Considering that TikTok is one of the most popular apps these days, their security must be up the ass.
