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froloposter2019-09-25 13:52:21
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froloposter, 2019-09-25 13:52:21

Why won't VPN help me create gmail mail?

There was a need to create 15 gmail addresses. 4 pieces Google allowed to create calmly. But then Google began to require confirmation using the phone.
I started installing VPN extensions (for google chrome). My ip is changing, everything is fine, I even indicate my preferred country - Russia.
But when I start creating a gmail account with vpn, then Google, firstly, again asks me to confirm that I'm not a robot using my phone, and for some reason, it exposes the Ukrainian sector to me, although my ip is generated Russian.
How to overcome Google and be able to safely create many gmail accounts without verification?

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Keffer, 2019-09-25
@Keffer

No way. Leave this thing. Google, even for legal accounts, constantly requires confirmation when entering from new ip addresses. And if you regat in batches, they will block all of them one day.

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Alexander Kuznetsov, 2019-09-25
@WSGR

To use Chrome for this, which transmits a "non-changeable" ID to Google services - obviously leads to this result.
Use FF (or Chromium with id transmission disabled), completely clear all cookies (and other "cookie-like storages", which are quite a lot in modern browsers), and upgrade profiles before registering accounts (short typical activity and quite a long timeout, that's enough), otherwise will ask for additional the confirmation.

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Sergey Sokolov, 2019-09-25
@sergiks

Your browser fingerprint is the same.

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CityCat4, 2019-09-25
@CityCat4

Gmylo even for registration of one address for a mobile phone - and then asks for a cell number. And at the slightest suspicion - the box will lock up, and for jerking off it will torment you with questions like who are you? would you tell me your phone number? can you tell me the answer to the secret question? etc.
If white light has not converged on the gmyla, use another server.

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