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Any way to bypass gmail location verification? - candresca - May 22, 2020
Hello..
Is there a way to bypass the gmail location verification? i have the username and password for the account, i'm using a proxy from the usal use country/city, but still, access verification is activated for a new location. Is there a way to mask the ip or to simulate that i'm accessing from a closer ip? this account doesn't have 2-step verification enabled.
Thnx folks.
RE: Any way to bypass gmail location verification? - 100PercentNotAMobster - May 22, 2020
(I'm new don't listen to anything I say, I'm only here to feel helpful)
Hack into his wifi I guess. If this is personal and you're that desperate to get in. Otherwise just mass phish people, like send out thousands per day, for stuff that doesn't care about your location. Otherwise the only way I know of is to get his wifi password. In case you didn't already know (you probably do, in fact you probably know more than me) you can bruteforce his password, create a fake access point, or if he's fucking 80 years old, you can just hack it cause he's still using WEP or WPS enabled. BTW WPS enabled way will take like 8 hours. That's if he has it enabled, and if you even live near this guy. Otherwise I don't know I'm not smart enough. Or maybe you can find some public wifi he's been before, and log in there. I have no idea if that will work btw, that's just a guess. I would have thought it'd work if you were in his city. Again, don't listen to anything I have to say I'm only here cause no one else has responded to you yet.
RE: Any way to bypass gmail location verification? - TheAnon.hf - May 23, 2020
you could get a VPS that's close to the area you want!
RE: Any way to bypass gmail location verification? - Jake Muller - May 23, 2020
Even if you have a location 1 foot away from his location, you'll need to verify the login...
My best bet would be to hack into his wifi, or easier, RAT him, so you'll have access to the device to allow the new login request.