>2016 >You can't create an account without giving

>2006
>you could
they still don't have my phone lmoa even though they ask often

>>56843898
Jews, one world government, Google selling your data. Take your pick.

Or better yet the Jew controlled Google is selling your data to fund their one world government.

> 2016
> Still not having a Google account

What shit tier country are you from anon?

>>56843898
>>56843923
Five years ago you could. There's so much bad shit happening really, and I hardly pay attention. They seemingly, sporadically, started requiring cell numbers so no one would bitch all at once, so I'm not sure when it even happened. I'm pretty sure they've figured out how to butterfly effect the shit out of the internet, but it takes time, of course. It's hard to even make throw aways, because that fails now days alot I've noticed.

>>56843898
>why is a private company allowed to do what it wants with its own service
Because this isn't communism
If you don't like it, don't use it

>>56843936
I have a couple for different purposes. Now i'm learning webdev and to use google engine api i need a google account, i'd rather make a new since it's unrelated to my other accounts. I like to keep things separated.
But still why do they force that feature, supposidly for security but phones are the less secure device today. And actually connect the real name of the user to his account, and all that can be found with just that.

>>56843927
I take all three.

Jew controls the world(your information), because people are greedy (data mining).
If people wouldn't be greedy(data mining), it wouldn't work.

>>56843898
When I registered it wasn't a requirement. Sucks to be new, I guess?

>>56843936
For "your convenience". Humanity becomes more stupid, over time. So they want more convenience. Which results in giving away phone number and other private data.

>>56843898

Because people would abuse it if you could.

Don't you faggots have a business phone that you have public already? It isn't like Google doesn't have it indexed already.

>>56844065
How much time and money goes into therapy for that you think? Poor emails.
>implying people won't/don't abuse the buy-a-throw-away-cell procedure for new emails
>10 dollars to get an actual cell from dollar general or similar

>>56844005
As long as google doesn't play "monopoly". And there is no other way left to connect to the internet, but through google. It's coming, but when it's there, most people are already formed so much that they will accept it.

>>56844114
just wait for IPFS

Google isnt the only email provider, son.

>>56844105
That. Now if your country has each number identifiable to a person (all Eurocucks countries?) then blame them.

>>56844125
>permanent internet,
to carve the stupidity of todays mankind into stone

yeah that's what we really need now...

>>56843898
Is this recent? Because I made a bunch of accounts last year and none of them asked for my phone number.

>>56844283
I made my last google account 13 months ago and had no problem, so it's recent.

>Current year
>Not using ProtonMail

>>56844283
put into effect this year

>>56843898
You can so. I just made an account. Leave the mobile number field blank. And stop being a retard.

Is it a call or text message?

Just use an online text messaging service

>>56843898
Who gives a shit? Most people have publicly available phone number. What are you afraid they're gonna do with it?

AFAIK the phone number is used as a last resort password recovery, and it's likely tied to tons of Android-related things.

If you're Mr. IneedPrivacy, then give them a false number or buy a cheap af phone with finite minutes and use that number.

I think you can make an account without a phone number so long as google "trusts" you. That means you already have an account or your activity isn't suspicious.

>>56844435
no you can't liar

>>56843898
2step is god tier

>>56843898
Your phone number is the most attractive primary key to be used to save your data in advertising databases. This is why there has been such a push for it within the past 3-4 years from every website that sells your data.

The only solution is to stop being such a pleb and rid yourself of all communication devices.

>why is this allowed ? wtf.

Its their private non-essential service you dumb fuck. They can ask for pictures of your nutsack and they'd still be within their rights. Don't like it? Don't use it.

>>56843898
callcentric.com gives away free NY DIDs and yes they do allow incoming SMS that will be translated to a voicemail.

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Google was a mistake

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>>56844645
>>56844645
>"Don't like how your country is being run? Just move to a new one dude"

Ah yes the wonders of lolbergtardianist """thought"""

I think a really important question to ask is how the early "hacker" ethos failed so utterly and completely.

>>56844645
Doing the wrong thing while being within your rights is still wrong

sorry corporatist retard, being a private company doesn't mean you can make your product try and fuck over your user and be above criticism

>>56844570
it's not when your phone is very easy to own.

>>56844780
No wonder ubisoft games went down the fucking toilet

>>56844510
You can't give them a false number. They call/text your number with a verification code you have to input or else it won't let you create an account.

>>56843898

It's like 2FA but instead of authenticating for security purposes, it is confirming identity for tracking/censorship purposes.

>>56844971
what do you mean?

>>56845330

>he doesn't know about how bullshit 2FA is if it's through a mobile phone

>>56845354
instead of green text memeing me why don't you just spill it out? sounds like you don't know what is is either.

>>56845501

>he still doesn't know

>>56843927
google isn't selling your data.
Nobody in the whole fucking world can make more money off your data than google themselves, so selling it would be utter stupidity and devaluing the very means of profit they have.

>>56844105

How is this even related to the post you replied to? Are you schizophrenic or something?

>>56843898
use a burner

Make an account from a Gingerbread android

People buy botnet access and mass signup new accounts with the connections proxied through the botnet. Asking for a cell makes that harder, or at least expensive enough not to be worthwhile. Also people forget their passwords alot especially when they rarely login, but I personally don't enable cell phone based recovery.

>>56845528
>Nobody in the whole fucking world can make more money off your data than google themselves

Please consider that if the amount of money Google makes from using your data is A, then the amount of money they'd make if they sold your data would be A+1 (as they would still have a copy themselves to use). Therefore they have no reason to NOT sell your data.

Maybe A would get smaller if they sold the data, eg because of scandals.

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Guess i'll sell those accounts now.

nifty bypass although you haft to pay a few dollars...
http://receivesmsonline.eu/index.html

>>56843898

I just made one this is false

buy a shitty prepaid phone with cash

>>56843898
This, I tried it a few hours ago.
What if I have no phone number, what the fuck?

>>56843898
A year or two ago there was still a way around it, either by not filling it in, or using the mobile site to register, or using a different country's Google site. I haven't checked back since then to see if any workarounds still work, though.

>>56844827
>be above criticism

who implied this?

>>56847022
OP didn't say moblies and yes it takes moblie numbers

the point of having a phone number is that should your account get deleted google sends you a txt in code if you type in the verity the code the then you can delete details and accounts and change shit
the phone number be it land line or moble just lets google AI know its really you.
tells google you are the real owner its is suppose to protect you from hackers and identity thief etc.

>>56843898
I created a Google account without giving them a phone number
>be installing Android x86 ICS in a VM
>asks if I want to log in or create an account
>click create
>enter a name, desired email and password
>solve captcha
>acquire account
Old versions of Android didn't prompt for a phone number, and didn't associate your account with one if the device in question didn't have one.

>>56844562
If you leave the mobile field blank it doesn't matter. It's just implied that it's required by the UI design. I've done this many times.

>>56850025
Implied? It's outright required. Leaving it blank makes a red message appear stating that it's required, and it doesn't accept it until you enter your number.

Perhaps you used it back before it was required.

>>56843898
One of the main reasons why their services aren't abused for botnets.

>>56843898
Use Yandex.

I can in my country.

>>56843898
Change the birthdate to make it below 18 years old, and it won't ask for phone n number.

>>56844056
This also more security
>Muh NSA

Semi related
>download Maps through desktop apk downloader
>install
>want to download areas for offline use
>"you need to be logged in to download maps"
>try to put a fucking simple marker on a location
>"you need to be logged in to use markers"
>go back to version 3.0 maps or something
>just werks
>coincidentially street view shits itself and sends me kms away from the place im trying to view
Theres no winning with the botnet, I should just give up and embrace it.

Fuck me the amount of Google shills in this thread

>>56849999
What country? I tried this exact method and didn't work, seems like they checked if I had previously tried to create an account and still asked for a confirmation number. Too lazy to set up a proxy that time.

>>56849962
But it's bullshit. I don't want my name nor my phone on a google database linked to my emails.
>its is suppose to protect you from hackers
Only it's doing the opposite because now the one thing a malicious person has to do is get in your phone.

>>56850025
If you leave it blank it can do two things. One it's flashing a red box and message saying it's required. Two it advance you to the next screen who only ask you one thing : your phone number.
You can't progress and get the account without a phone number.

Last year you could, just leave it blank and it's alright. Sometimes it would give you the 'phone number verification' screen but you could bypass it by clicking a small "choose email verification". But today you can't.

There is outlook.com I guess. Sometimes they ask for a verification code, sometimes they don't.

>>56845676
Can anyone confirm this?

>>56846945
Civilized countries these days require a form of ID to be presented when purchasing a pre-paid phone

>>56843898
sim cards are like $1, omg muh shekels

>>56851203
*cucked countries
Land of Freedom indeed.

>>56844815

>topic on an email service
>apply it to a nation's governing

You're trying way too hard. You're a retard if you apply 1 piece of thought to everything in existence you dumb fuck. If you don't like how a country is being run you make a change peacefully or by force. If you don't like the terms of an optional free email service, do you want to take them to court? Or do you instead just use something else?

>Doing the wrong thing while being within your rights is still wrong
>try and fuck over your user and be above criticism
>the user

Its during the SIGN UP process you dumb cunt. You are not a 'user' at that point and you can turn 360 degrees and walk away if you don't like it. I understand your point if this happened later and they locked your account until you provided a phone number.

Are you people fucking 14 years old or something?

>>56851255
>Are you people fucking 14 years old or something?

You already know the answer to this question

I created a new account like a week ago and it didn't ask for a number. Just leave the field blank

I wasn't going to share this with you, faggots, but I'm in a good mood and I will.

You can make an account with your ordinary browser you use every day, without changing shit or using VMs/creating accounts through your phone.

The key is the birth date. Say you're under 18 and you can skip the part where they NEED your phone number. I've been doing this for ages now for my throwaway accounts.

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>>56851842
dude you are credit to team. thank you

>>56843898
Why would you want Google account?
Just use other non-spy email company.

>>56851842
Hell yeah, you just scored one for the good guys.

>>56851842
If people actually think this works...

>>56851970
It worked for me right now, though.

>>56851998
There's many other things that trigger whether it asks for the number to be verified. Just tried it right now, made the birth date August 1 2005 and it asked for verification.

>>56852031
Are you running some kind of blocking addon(s)? I know they can require your number, even if you say you're underaged (when multiple registrations have been made quickly in succession from your computer; I've experienced that on my phone).

I'm sorry for not being well-versed in this, but I only browse /g/ on occasion; /biz/ and /sp/ are my home boards.

>>56844005
>bringing up communism when it doesn't have anything to do with the subject at hand: CHECK
>reusing generic snazzy sounding stock phrases: CHECK
I totally hadn't seen this post over ten thousand times already.

>Deleted a Facebook account
>Kinda thought about making a new one since I want to use it as a messenger
>Phone number obligatory
>Your dog's name, cat's name, penis size, pornography preference, blood type, school grades, university grades, etc.
>into the trash it goes

Kinda hate that I am left without options for communicating with others given that Facebook doesn't give XMPP access.

>>56843898
They offer a lot of free services and want to make sure no one is abusing them.

It's fine though, because it brings in an extra $1500 in buttcoins a month for me

>>56843898
Let me guess, you just wanted to hack someones google account and it asked you for the verification code sent via sms since you're trying to log in from a new ip/device, right?

>>56852206
Nah, he probably wanted to make a throwaway account.

>>56844442

You can't, they detect every online SMS service or call forwarding service.

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>>56851842
you won the internet today

>>56849999

This doesn't work, I've tried this. The account will initially be created but you will not be able to log into it without first setting up a phone number. Additionally if you try to use an account created this way to log into Google Play on Android, the entire account will be suspended.

>>56851191

See
>>56849999
>>56851155
>>56852350

>>56843898
It varies depending on when you're trying to create it.
You could try at some other time and maybe get lucky.

But I don't recommend using a Google account nowadays if you're not willing to give them your number.
They'll try to force it out of you many times and maybe even lock you out of your account if you don't do it.

>required to add phone number to throwaway email before it will let me in again
There goes years of emails. Do no evil my ass

Considering all of this talk of data as an investment by google--this raises one question that I've had for awhile

Will Google ever mandate websites to be "javascript-free friendly", in order to maintain a high rank on their results pages, like they did with "responsiveness"/media queries? I can't imagine them ever encouraging javascript-disabled browsing because of AdSense. In fact, turning off javascript and attempting to browse most of their sites just breaks the shit all together

Will Google even ever acknowledge that turning off javascript is viable way to browse the internet?

>>56852739
Meant Google Analytics rather than AdSense

>>56852652
Exactly. I used to recommend Gmail years ago and now I regret it. Know a couple of people that got locked out of them and barely got back in.

It's become this turbo normie shit for retards with 2FA and phone requirements out the ass.

Unless you have some pressing need (business), stay the fuck away from Google accounts.
There are still enough alternatives out there (and no, I don't mean shit like outlook.com, that's even worse).

>tfw I don't have a phone number

Why bother if I only have two contacts, both of them family members?

>>56843898
daily reminder that if you do this they can tie your phone number to your 4chan posts.

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Does anybody actually give a fuck about "Security" in a fucking Google account? I only ever use mine for signing up to forums that won't accept Guerillamail and for making a fuckload of Jewtube channels to shitpost with.

What are good alternatives for throw-away email accounts?

>>56843898
Why even use Google?

>>56843898
>>56852138
>Facebook
>require scanned government ID to verify who you really are

I shit you not. Had a fake account which was deactivated. Only way to get it back was to verify who I was.

>>56854978
Why not Hotmail?

>>56843898
same as twitter. those bakas

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>>56855545
Because Hotmail doesn't let me make 30 YouTube channels for shits and giggles

This is the future you chose goy.

>>56844780
>death threats
thingsneverhappened.jpg

fucking dumbasses all of you. I just made a gmail account 2 seconds ago and it DID NOT force me to enter a phone number. I hate Google as much as the next one of you but come on, you are getting mad at fake shit.

>>56856083
good luck six months from now when they decide to lock you out of your account until you give a phone number

>>56856489
>More false information from the /g/ tard

>>56856083
liar

>>56843898
wtf is that logo

>>56855421
yandex
mail dot com
cockli

>>56856542
literally happened to me mate

>>56845518
>sms is 2FA

>>56856635
ok

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I remember when anything asking for your phone number and address was to be treated with suspicion. Internet privacy has lost almost all of its value in the space of like 10 years and it's only getting worse.

I'm waiting for something like requiring your fingerprint to access the internet soon, it wouldn't even fucking surprise me. Normies won't care because muh nuffink to hide.

>>56851842
>try to make one with an under 18 birthdate
>won't let me make an account cause of some amerilaw that protects minor's information
>if i try again saying i'm 15 it sends me back to the same murrikan govt page
>i probably got marked as a pedorrist in some list as well

>>56843898
You mean every fucking email out there now? I'm considering getting a burner just for new email addresses.

>>56860882
cock.li doesn't require a phone number

>>56843898
If you get a second page in a Google account registration asking for your phone number so they can verify you, it means you're flagged for making too many accounts recently. Gotta cool off bro and they won't ask for it after making an account.

>>56860882
mail.com
.... just host your own... if you have something to hide

>2016
>Still can't change the gmail address I made 10 years ago
>My mistake I made as a 12 year old is forever attached to my YouTube, Email, and Play purchases
For fucks sake Google

>>56850729
Someone verify this, I'm too lazy but still curious.

>>56843898
>registered last month
>used alternate email instead of phone number

>>56851155
USAland.

It only works for Android ICS. Newer versions demand a phone number. And accounts made with ICS do appear to demand a phone number due to "suspicious activity" if you later log into them on something else.

>>56843898
Because goy, you can trust us


>yahoo
>required all kinds of shit to make account
>only gave half of it
>make account
>forget I had ebay, amazon, newegg, and all kinds of other shit on there
>ebay wants to store permanent access to my paypal for speed
>amazon stores your credit card and lets you checkout with no question asked

>be 2014
>yahoo gets *hacked*
>forget I have real info on yahoo emails
>login list for yahoo users passed around like a cheap whore at a party
>every skid has a copy
>I had the download link
>I had multiple friends offer me the link
>never change my password because what do I have to loose
>everything is fine for literally years.
>be early 2016
>have every account stolen
>easily get them all back
>none of them had valid card info or paypal rights <- what do I have to loose, bitch
>change email password, had been logged into from all over asia, korea to russia.
>re-secure every account I have
>ebay had unpaid for auctions won, penny auctions to test if the account could pay
>get those removed
>if I was a pleb, my bank would have been drained
>be last week, two years after the breach happened
>yahoo finally sends me an email "advising me that my data may be at risk"

>says unencrypted recover questions and answers were stolen, the kind that are reused on every site
>says phone numbers were stolen
let me interject here, now that the phone numbers were stolen, they can take out a replacement sim card in YOUR name and take over YOUR phone number, and then just hit the "text me" button on the recover password screen. This happens all the time. I really don't even know if hey had my number, they might have. Did they have yours? Your moms? Your grandmas?
Once they have control over your phone number, any account with any company that uses text/call account recovery is free for the taking.
>they say all the my dox got stolen
>yahoo then has the gull to say "they are working diligently and cooperating with law enforcement to protect me"

>>56863379
Cont.
Seriously, FUCK yahoo so much. How are they going to wait TWO YEARS before warning their customers that they had their shit stolen.

Im not even mad that my shit was taken, Im mad that:
>they had such shit security
>they stored unencrypted information on the servers
and most importantly
>they took TWO FUCKING YEARS to tell people "yea, your life savings could have been stolen at any point in the last two years and are still vulnerable, WHOOPS"

Its this kind of shit that is why you should NEVER give companies more information than they need.

>>56843898
Same thing for Yahoo, Hotmail and others.

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>>56861318
I know that's a meme and everything but it really pisses me off when people say that nothing to hide thing. Why can't I just not want shitty corporations like Yahoo to have my real phone number or real name?

They've proven they have shit security, so they should be the ones that have to explain themselves. Why do they want it?

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>>56843898
You can register without a phone number dumbass

>>56863855
Yeah you can register with another email address that also wants your phone number.

>>56863855
It doesnt let me.

>>56863874
Don't need that either, jeez anon, do you seriously just not know how to sign up for a fucking email?

>>56863908
I guess not.

>>56843898
>the jew says I can't use my pre-jew youtube account anymore
>so I stop using youtube
But in the end OP they don't give a shit, because for every one person like me or you there's 10,000 normies that don't give a shit.

AFAIU, depends on the country, browsing patterns, etc. people also mentioned age ITT

>>56854978
tell us your techniques...

>>56852652
really?
I guess I should be preparing to download all my emails and move to another email provider... or, perhaps, my own

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>google
>gmail
>google analytics
>google captcha
>google fonts
>google play
>google maps
>chrome
>youtube
>android
>4chan pass

>>56844127
You should read more than just the first post dad

>>56845528
I literally don't understand why people believe this. What actual evidence exists that Google is straight up selling people's data?

Why the fuck would any company want that data aside from marketing purposes? It would be easier to buy lists of random phone numbers or emails that tons of other companies sell. The fuck can they do with all the other shit you have? What can they do with some random ass person's vacation photos in their Google drive or their emails in their gmail account?

I legitimately can't think of anything. Please tell me anyone.

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>>56843898
Thankfully Protomail and Tutanota exist, I'm seriously thinking about using these as my main emails insted of spam junk emails. They look way better than fucking Yahoo and Outlook.

>>56843898
it's called a fucking burner phone

>>56866305
outlook looks pretty good

>>56843898

Not only that, awhile ago fucking Social Security demanded to have your cell phone number or you couldn't get online statements anymore! Lasted a few weeks until I got a second email saying "because of concerns yadayada we're postponing requiring cell phones" Fucking incredible.

But it's not you phone number they want (landline). It's your CELL PHONE they want. Cell phones are the fastest growing computers in the world. You carry them everywhere. Where they are, you are. Think about it anons, if you wanted to have complete control of the people, how to you go about it? First, you take away their power (i.e. wealth). Second, you track them. Now this works to a point. You still have people who have prepaid cell phones that you aren't required to register. That's where Social Security and Google come in and require that number because they know you'll give your cell (landline phones are dying and you don't use them for text messages).

It simply blows my mind I'm living in an age where tin foil hat shit is real and hardly nobody gives a shit.

>>56866264
I'll play.

>What actual evidence exists that Google is straight up selling people's data?
I'll ignore this question.

>Why the fuck would any company want that data aside from marketing purposes? It would be easier to buy lists of random phone numbers or emails that tons of other companies sell. The fuck can they do with all the other shit you have? What can they do with some random ass person's vacation photos in their Google drive or their emails in their gmail account?
The resultant data from profiling the endless users of Google's services doesn't sound like a gold mine to you? Are you sure you're not 12?

>>56843898
you can, wtf?

>google
Who cares, how do I make a VK account without a phone number? The underage trick isn't working.

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I literally just create a new account 10 seconds ago, without giving any number.
What the hell are you talking about OP ?
>pic related : no phone number (it inssist that I add it tho)

Don't like it? Don't use it. It's pretty simple.

>>56866305

Use Protonmail and LOVE it. You know you can trust a service for privacy when they have state-level sponsored DDoS attacks against them.

>>56866482
It has asked the last few times I checked, too

>>56866450
>I'll ignore this question.
Why?

>The resultant data from profiling the endless users of Google's services doesn't sound like a gold mine to you?
It does, for marketing purposes. But aside from that I personally can't think of any other reason. If anyone can just name something obvious I'll concede that and think I'm dumb for not thinking of it.

>>56866378
Too bad to site runs like ass.

>>56866594
>to
the*

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>not using Protonmail

>>56866554
You seem like the type who'll treat no response as an affirmation. Yet, I don't believe I can give you any dignified response, because for all I know/suspect you may just want to start an argument or shitposting contest.

Nevertheless, the answers you seek are out there, if you truly seek them, since what you ask is inappropriate in this context.

>>56843898
But you still can...

>>56866264
governments have pretty deep pockets

>>56863874
Eurofag here, i literally made an account a month ago without any of that crap

>>56866689
>You seem like the type who'll treat no response as an affirmation. Yet, I don't believe I can give you any dignified response, because for all I know/suspect you may just want to start an argument or shitposting contest. Nevertheless, the answers you seek are out there, if you truly seek them.

I don't want to argue or shitpost. I know that it's rare for actual discussions to take place on this website. I'm just genuinely curious and confused about certain things. And no, I won't take a lack of response as an affirmation.

I'm asking you because you seem like you've read more into the topic than me, because it sounds to me like you're implying that you've seen direct evidence of Google selling user data to companies. I've heard the claim a lot and in my own search to find the truth, I haven't come up with anything. Maybe I'm just really shitty at searching for this shit. It's just that every time I ask people on /g/ if anyone could please point me in the direction of tangible evidence, no one does.

I'll admit I'm pretty clueless about the datamining stuff though.

>since what you ask is inappropriate in this context.
I'm not sure what you mean by that.

>>56866722
But Google doesn't sell data to the US government. The government forces them to hand it over.

Would make sense that other governments would be willing to pay for it, but I feel like the US government is cozy enough with them to prevent that. Not that it's impossible, I just feel like it's unlikely. Of course if I saw evidence of it, I'd concede. I think it'd probably be cheaper for other major governments to spend money trying to hack into that info rather than buy it. Something that they're probably doing/trying to do anyway in some capacity.

>>56866836
>Of course if I saw evidence of it, I'd concede.
I have no evidence. I'm just conjecturing because alphabets have already spent a lot of taxpayer money on purchasing 0-days, vulnerability information, rootkits, remote admin tools etc; that cryptome dump a few years ago before Snowden was eye opening and disheartening. I'm reminded of the adage "don't build it if you can buy it" and Niggle is sitting there with all that ripe, delicious, organized data.

>>56866982
I should add, I don't think they would be able to compel niggle to share all their data without some serious quid pro quo, even if it's not directly monetary; they're not a tiny corporation.

>>56866982
taxpayer money?

>>56843898
You can.

Stop being retarded.

>>56843936

Like you """need""" a Google account.

The only thing you "need" to participate online as an e-mail address and that one doesn't need to end with @gmail.com

>>56866733
Which country?

I'm pretty sure it depends on the country.

>>56866482
google checks your user history on other sites/devices before deciding if it should allow you to make an account without a phone number.

>>56866264
Jewgle is tied in deeply to US government and their war machine.

If some goy steps out of line maybe their family photos will start having some value.

see this type of stuff

>An interactive tool created by Google was designed to encourage Syrian rebels and help bring down the Assad regime, Hillary Clinton's leaked emails have reportedly revealed.

>By tracking and mapping defections within the Syrian leadership, it was reportedly designed to encourage more people to defect and 'give confidence' to the rebel opposition.

>It was allegedly described as a “pretty cool idea” by senior Clinton adviser Jake Sullivan, and Google said it had enlisted the help of Al Jazeera to broadcast the tool in Syria.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/google-syria-rebels-defection-hillary-clinton-emails-wikileaks-a6946121.html

>>56860105

They should go back and give all thier information to 1939 IBM. What could go wrong?

>>56863416

>doing business with a woman CEO

Has anyone ever got
>the way you are trying to log in to your account is unusual, please provide your cell number to verify that it is you

>>56852132
I though she was actually speaking up for communism since it all sound a bit to good to be true
>Corporations can't destroy your life as they do now

Please tell me how to stop this

>>56869364
yes, this shit lost me an email with which I'd registered dozens of accounts I don't remember the password for

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>>56866305
thanks for reminding me of proton mail. I made an account 2 years ago and never used it. I actually have a really good username for it too since I was in beta.

1GB of free email... bretty gud. I'll be switching over to it from Gee-mail.

>>56843898
If you create a google account they are going to record every move you make on any google site or app or anything you do on your android phone and use to form a profile on you. They literally will keep a record of your phones gps trail and show it to you, your phone number is one of the less creepy ways they stalk you

>>56871540
don't be logged in h24, only to read/send mails

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>>56865430
>virtually any popular website or service in 2016

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>>56843898

(I did read the entire thread, so far)

Anyway, two things:
1) pic related ... it seems google is re-organizing how they're services work. This is probably part of that.

2) anyone know if you can use the same phone number several times for setting up different accounts?

I have about a dozen google accounts (for several reasons) to compartmentalize activities ... and, 6 or 7 of them are variations of my name so that someone else can't take those accounts and spoof as me (don't laugh, I've had that happen).

I don't put any of my phone numbers onto any of my accounts, and there are quite a few good reasons not to, including identity theft. Any way ... just wondering if I HAVE to do that, will google block multiple accounts if they detect the same number being used on any of them?

I guess three, also:
3) notice the official address for google in Ireland. I'll suggest that people are getting different behavior from google sign-ups depending upon location due to differences in laws in different regions.

In the U.S., of course, you get no protections because you are clearly a terrorist until proven in a court of law to be possibly not.

>>56843991
>I'm pretty sure they've figured out how to butterfly effect the shit out of the internet, but it takes time, of course. It's hard to even make throw aways, because that fails now days alot I've noticed.

You can still make free accounts all over the internet without providing a phone number. SDF.org is still up and it's extremely useful.