[punchnuts]

Hi,

I have a newbie question; when trying to login to a Gmail / Google account I am almost always (95% of the time...) asked for Phone verification because they are suspected unusual activity...

This never used to happen, but happens a lot recently. What am I doing wrong? I do not use any VPN or Proxy because I do not know how to truly work them (assistance would be nice?) ...

I know exact coordinates of usual login location, E.g., city / state etc.

What am I doing wrong? Has my personal IP been blacklisted? It's important for me to login. Thanks!

[Black Aura]

Use a VPN or proxy in their region should work
If let's say, you are from the US and you try to login on a German Gmail, it will trigger the verification because it's from a different country.
It's advises to use a proxy as close as possible to location of the guy you're trying to get in his email

[punchnuts]

Thanks for the reply, do you have any recommendations on where I can get working proxies that state their locations next to them?

[skelly76]

You are logging into other people's accounts with your own IP? Smart.

[PSEUCHO]

Don't log into other people's accounts with your real IP!
I would recommend you to get a paid vpn or to chain paid socks4/5

VPNs I can recommend:
privateinternetaccess
crypticvpn (You can get it here on Hf)

Where to buy proxies:
vip72

If you need any further explanation, let me know

[Mobb-Deep]

You are logging into other people's accounts with your own IP? Smart.

This. OP there's free vpn's out there which are shit but you can still use them, trust me it's 10x better then doing it with your real ip. Try [censored] or hotspot shield

[Infamia]

Use a VPN or proxy in their region should work
If let's say, you are from the US and you try to login on a German Gmail, it will trigger the verification because it's from a different country.
It's advises to use a proxy as close as possible to location of the guy you're trying to get in his email

I'm pretty sure this doesn't work, I tried signing in from a different network to my account, and it was still in the same town; it did not work. If it did, it'd be a spooky flaw, but it doesn't; because Google actually checks more information than your IP to verify you are the real person. (don't ask me what, but it's a greater chance that nil that they do).

@OP

I think you've already fucked up because your IP is shown in an email sent to their account about the 'suspicious activity'; so I'd back off and wait for your IP to be reallocated. Then you could just contact the SIM provider of the person and make them somehow send a SIM to your door; therefore making you receive all the messages- but it is most likely he will notice this.

Shit, you're pretty much out of options apart from getting their SIM or somehow getting them to send you the verification code- which is a zero chance.

[Ytube]

Looks like you fucked up boy. Now they can see your IP address. 🤗