Just typed this out for Alexander F. so I’ll drop it here anyway.
So here’s my current process:
- 1.
Gologin browser for multiple logins and consistent browser fingerprint. this browser lets you share accounts with your team members and login even if you’re halfway across the world and still keep the same browser fingerprint as if you’re on the same computer. + you don’t have to give them passwords or emails, you just add them to your gologin team.
- 2.
IPRoyal for proxies. you buy this separately and plug it in your Gologin browser. Buy “static residential proxies”/“ISP proxy” for this. it looks like your accessing the website from a residential address in whichever country you pick, and this also helps keep the IP you log in with consistent from Googles perspective since it’s your own purchased IP.
- 3.
“SMS Virtual” app I have on my iphone for Google’s OTP verification. Costs a couple cents to get an OTP. You could also use grizzlysms (pretty much the same.)
- 4.
I use iCloud’s hide my email feature to get a new email (that you have to put in when creating the Google Workspace account).
So with this you’ve concealed your browser fingerprint, IP address, phone number, and email.
Only thing that is left is the credit card. If you’re in Europe you can use Revolut, or if you’re in the US I heard privacy.com works well for this.
As for the residential address, in my experience they actually don’t check that. I live in the UAE and use a digital bank here to get my virtual credit card and I still use a US billing address and that has never caused me issues so far.
There is a limitation with this setup, the fact that Google still asks for otp when you’re logging into accounts for the first time. I think the problem is caused by the IProyal IP address being detected as a proxy, but no worries because even though they detect a proxy, they have no way of linking new accounts to your actual original workspace account. And your fingerprint looks consistent on every login.
anti-detect measures are literally never ending, but this setup gets the job done.
Hopefully this helped
