[Mlwelsh]

Hello fellow HF members. I've a gmail account that I need to gain access to, I have the email address and password, but no means of accessing the mobile phone number used for its security measure (for a authentication code).

How do people do it? I need to learn how to gain access to a gmail account by passing the security measures somehow?

any tips would be really appreciated. thank you

[Thevoice87]

Is it yours or no? You didn't specify which is why I'm asking. If it is yours you can gain access back to you account by proving it's yours...

[hussain.spams]

Is it yours or no? You didn't specify which is why I'm asking. If it is yours you can gain access back to you account by proving it's yours...

Sometimes it is a case where a person changes location and even loses the SIM Card which was bought from some shady source. In that case I agree that even if it is the account of the same person then to he will not have access to it.

I had faced the same issue. In my case I bought a SIM through my friend and created a gmail account. But I have misplaced it and I am not able to access it. Anyway it was never important for me to get it back. But still I do not have access to my own account.

My friend has passed away and cant even ask him to get a replacement SIM.

[Thevoice87]

Sometimes it is a case where a person changes location and even loses the SIM Card which was bought from some shady source. In that case I agree that even if it is the account of the same person then to he will not have access to it.

I had faced the same issue. In my case I bought a SIM through my friend and created a gmail account. But I have misplaced it and I am not able to access it. Anyway it was never important for me to get it back. But still I do not have access to my own account.

My friend has passed away and cant even ask him to get a replacement SIM.

If the name on the account is yours and you knows both the email and password usually you can just provide your ID with your name on it.... Which is why I asked.

[Kylelarson]

Just message [email protected]

[Gliese 667Cc]

Have you ever saved your password on your PC? It would be possible to recover password hashes saved on disk even though they are deleted.

[LoremIpsum]

Have you ever saved your password on your PC? It would be possible to recover password hashes saved on disk even though they are deleted.

OP is talking about a SIM being purchased and used to create Gmail. I assume he did it all on mobile.
If not, password recovery programs could be helpful indeed.

[Rechnermai]

Take care [email protected] is scammer dont ever try to reach him

[arjun158]

I have the same question and am interested in any methods to avoid the new/suspicious login. Same for microsoft.

[SIM-4979169]

I have the same question and am interested in any methods to avoid the new/suspicious login. Same for microsoft.

Simply bypassing gmail is EXTREMELY difficult. You could try setting up a phishing page which captures credentials + cookies. But simply just logging in is extremely hard.

[arjun158]

Simply bypassing gmail is EXTREMELY difficult. You could try setting up a phishing page which captures credentials + cookies. But simply just logging in is extremely hard.

I figured. Phishing is probably the only way without being on the same network somehow

[tsavas12]

hahaha its someones alsecouunt

[kayla_90]

Even tho you have the Email/Password google keeps logged the Ip addresses. Then person will be notified by phone/email that they blocked a login from a different location.