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notting
7 months ago

Initial situation: My son wanted to log in to Google using 2FA. Problem: He listened to me (how could he!) and deactivated his SIM card at home so he could use Wi-Fi and save mobile data.

Yes, that's very stupid, normally you can turn off mobile data separately from the rest of it.

And why don't you use the Google app for 2FA? You can only use Google stuff when you're online anyway?

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notting
7 months ago
Reply to  3MEKoeln

Try again after 24 hours. But when I used something like that in connection with an identity verification with my health insurance company, I actually had to wait several days. I only found out because a competing health insurance company uses the same service provider, and it was listed on that other company's website.

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FordPrefect
7 months ago

If this doesn't work:

https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185834?hl=de

then the whole thing is hopeless, and a new account must be created. All account recovery methods require that the account was set up correctly at an earlier point in time. If this hasn't been done, there's no way to activate the account.