Google Customer FAQ

If you know your email address but no longer have access to your recovery email or phone number, try using Google’s account recovery options. Follow the prompts provided for account recovery carefully, and provide any information that can help verify your identity. You may be asked questions about your account activity or other details to assist with regaining access. If you successfully complete these steps, you may be able to recover your account.

To reset your Google password, go to the Google Account Recovery page. Enter the email address associated with your account and follow the prompts. You may be asked to verify your identity using a verification code sent to your recovery email or phone number. Once verified, you can create a new password. Make sure to choose a strong password that you haven't used before.

If you can't sign in to your account and it indicates that it needs supervision, it's important to follow any prompts or instructions provided during the sign-in process. Often, accounts requiring supervision can be accessed by a supervising account holder. If that's not an option, consider checking for recovery options that may allow you to access your account or resolve the supervision requirement.

To find an old Google account, try to remember the email address or phone number associated with it. You can visit the Google Account Recovery page and follow the prompts. You might be asked to verify your identity using information related to the account, such as recovery email or phone number. If you recall any details like when you last accessed the account or other associated services, that might help in the recovery process.

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