How to make a google account without phone number

You do not need a Gmail address to own a Google account. Google’s signup has one link — “Use your existing email address instead” — and it builds the account on an inbox you already have. No mailbox, no new number. :key:

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The part that ends the account hunt — you don’t need more accounts, you need more addresses.

:key: 1 Google account → :postbox: 30 aliases → :globe_with_meridians: signups everywhere → :inbox_tray: 1 inbox

One inbox, thirty addresses, twenty signups that never learn your real one. :fire:

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:door: door what it asks what you get
DuckDuckGo Email nothing unlimited @duck.com
Firefox Relay an account 50 masks
SimpleLogin · addy.io an account 10 each, both open source

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:joker: The only truly separate accounts you’ll ever need: five, via Family Link, with no phone number — Google’s own page.

🔧 If you do want a second account — the device window

Since Feb 2025 Google swaps SMS for a QR scan when the request looks like a farm: a VPN or proxy IP, a public IP that already made accounts, a profile that made three yesterday.

:white_check_mark: Android: Settings → Accounts → Add account → Create new
:white_check_mark: Gmail app, or a fresh ChromeOS Flex install — the web form’s phone field never appears
:white_check_mark: Roughly 4–6 per device and IP, then the wall
:white_check_mark: The honest reset is Furru_Furru’s 7–10 day cooldown above — the risk score decays with time, not with a trick
:white_check_mark: What GrapheneOS users report: public Wi‑Fi, create from inside the Play Store, skip what it offers

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  • Grab a @duck.com alias
  • Sign up somewhere new with it
  • Realise you never needed the second Gmail