XPost: comp.mobile.android, alt.internet.wireless   
   From: alice.jones-donotspam@ptd.net   
      
   Jeff Liebermann wrote in message   
   691qabt17mkv70rlt250rp4g2aob9euge6@4ax.com:   
      
   > However, your situation is probably a special case.  Changing the   
   > Google account name so many times on a single Android device probably   
   > triggered some security alarms at Google.  I would certainly call that   
   > "unusual activity".  I don't know what might happen, but Google is   
   > probably interested in determining your identity and possibly   
   > contacting you.   
      
   I am very experienced in avoiding giving Google any phone number   
   or ancillary email.   
      
   It has been getting harder than ever in the past year.   
      
   I use VPN and Google really hates when you come in from multiple   
   IP addresses. I also change my user agent string a lot (it's   
   random, to avoid fingerprinting).   
      
   So, at this point, in the last few months, it has been almost impossible   
   to start a Gmail account without giving them a phone number. Sigh.   
      
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