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You may be blocked from signing in to your Google Account if: The service you're signing in from doesn't provide enough information to prove it's you. You're signing in from a new location or device.

Account recovery requests can be delayed for a few hours or a number of days, depending on a variety of risk factors. For example, if you added more security to your account by setting up 2-Step Verification, your account recovery request might be delayed for longer.

If we have learned that you may not be old enough to manage your own account: You'll have 14 days to either set up supervision for your account or verify that you're old enough to manage your account. During this grace period you can log in and use your account as normal.

Google may use your ID to: Confirm your ID is current and valid. Confirm you're old enough to access certain content, features, or services. Improve our verification services for Google products and protect against fraud and abuse.

Google needs to make sure you're old enough to use a Google Account without a parent's supervision. If you don't confirm your age within 12 days, your account won't work anymore. To keep your account, you need to confirm that you are old enough to use Google products.

If you're not old enough to manage your own account, you can have a parent use their Google Account to set up supervision so you can continue using your account. You have 14 days after you entered your birthdate to enable supervision before your account will be disabled.

But here's what Google support says: When you sign up for a Google Account, you may be asked to add your birthday. Knowing your birthday helps us use age-appropriate settings for your account. For example, minors may see a warning when we think they've found a site they may not want to see.

But here's what Google support says: When you sign up for a Google Account, you may be asked to add your birthday. Knowing your birthday helps us use age-appropriate settings for your account. For example, minors may see a warning when we think they've found a site they may not want to see.

They're meant to ensure that Google can use your watch and browsing history for advertising, a practice that is illegal for minors. In Europe, a similar child protection legislation (part of the EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive) is forcing users to verify their age.

If you don't get the option to verify it's you, you can: Stay signed in to your Google Account on your Android phone for at least 7 days.Add a recovery phone number to your Google Account and wait at least 7 days.Add a security key to your Google Account if you turned on 2-Step Verification and wait at least 7 days.