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FAQs

Why does Google say I didn't provide enough information? ›

Why you were blocked from signing in. You may be blocked from signing in to your Google Account if: The service you're signing in from doesn't provide enough information to prove it's you. You're signing in from a new location or device.

Provide any details about your account creation, previous passwords, associated phone numbers, and recovery email addresses. The more information you can provide, the better your chances of proving ownership. Consider previous login locations: Try to recall any.

Apps often require a login for a variety of reasons, including: User authentication: A login system allows the app to verify the user's identity and ensure that only authorized users can access the app's features and data. This is particularly important for apps that store sensitive or private information.

Common reasons for search blocking include automated queries, suspicious activity, and spamming. Additionally, unintentional actions, such as shared IP addresses or proxy server usage, can also lead to temporary search blocks.

You can access the Account Recovery form from the password-assistance page by selecting "I don't know my password," entering your username, and clicking the link to verify your identity on the following page.

If you genuinely can't remember and there is no recovery email and phone number, then Google may ask you to submit a CNAME change request. This can take up to 72 hours and is a whole world of complex and one best avoided.

Google can automatically lock your account if they notice any suspicious activity, such as signing in too many times or unusual activity. You can be locked out for 20 to 30 minutes or up to 48 hours. The duration can vary on the risk factor and the number of sign-in attempts.

Yes, You can restore you deleted Gmail account and any emails associated with the account. However, Google only provides you a couple of weeks (30 days) before they delete your account permanently.

If you are spelling it as two words, then 'log in' is a verb, more precisely a prepositional verb. For example, you 'log in' (verb) with your 'login' (adjective) credentials. Rule of thumb: if the word is a noun or adjective, you should use one word (login), for verbs, use two words (log in).

What is the difference between username and login? ›

User credentials are typically used in a username, and a password is referred to as a login. In a nutshell, logging in to a device, database, computer, account, or network system through a username and password is called login.

Errors in Indexing: Google's algorithms may encounter difficulties when indexing web pages, resulting in incorrect or incomplete information being displayed. This can occur due to technical issues, server errors, or problems with website structure that prevent proper indexing.

This proves that Google shows us results related to our search but is not 100% accurate. To enlighten the souls that think Google always presents facts, here's what Google executive said," We are not a truth engine." Google does not serve as our answering bot or our artificial intelligence-filled bot.

They use complex algorithms that are actually very good most of the time. They do get it wrong sometimes, not very often. In the end they make a decision as to what search results you see.