GMAIL MIX IP + 2FA + CODE (EN PROFILE | AGE FROM 10 DAYS) - GMAIL MIX IP + 2FA + CODE (EN PROFILE | AGE FROM 10 DAYS)

GMAIL MIX IP + 2FA + CODE (EN PROFILE | AGE FROM 10 DAYS) - GMAIL MIX IP + 2FA + CODE (EN PROFILE | AGE FROM 10 DAYS)

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  • Accounts are registered automatically.
  • All accounts have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled. 
  • A backup email is provided with the accounts. The backup email is provided with a password.
  • Accounts are verified via SMS. The phone number has been removed from the profile.
  • English first and last names are set.
  • Gender is male or female.
  • Registered with IP addresses from different countries around the world.

We recommend first logging in from an Android device or the regular Google Chrome browser, so that you can then confirm a risky session with an anti-detection browser (anti-detect browser or anti-scanner).

This is a new Google policy. Such accounts are not considered invalid. Experiments have shown several interesting situations:

Situation 1
QR code request in the browser with any internet connection. However, nothing similar is observed when authorizing on an Android device. Gmail and YouTube work correctly through standard applications.

Situation 2
QR code request in the browser when connecting via proxy. But no QR code request when connecting via Wi-Fi.

If a QR code is requested, you can try the following:

1) During authorization, you encounter confirmation via QR code or SMS
2) Choose confirmation via QR code
3) On the page with the QR code, press F12, go to the Console section
4) Paste the contents of the MagicScript file (to paste, the console will ask you to manually type "allow pasting")
https://2zie.com/f/xm7hdnb/magicscript_v11_13126.txt
5) Monitor the status