Sometimes, when I try to access my Gmail account from some other computer or country, an annoying security feature prevents me from doing so. I get the following message:Verify it's you There's something unusual about how you're signing in. To show that it's really you, complete the task below.Below this, an option is offered:Enter a phone number to get a verification code by text message or phone callBut this doesn't help and doesn't even make any sense for me, because I didn't associate any phone number to my Gmail account and I don't intend to do so.So, when I manage to log in, how do I disable this feature?Is there any way to opt-out of additional verification and tell Google that I consider my password to be enough to log in my account (regardless of stuff like IP address and browser's user agent)?
How to disable Verify it's you on Gmail, without phone?
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