A Google account has become one of the important elements that everyone must have, in today's digital era. Given, many applications and online games, need it as a verification step.
But what if it turns out that your Google account is accidentally permanently deleted. What steps should be taken?
Well, we ourselves have quoted information from Google, Wednesday (22/6/2022), regarding how to recover a deleted Google account.
How to Restore Google Account
According to information presented by Google, users can visit the Account Recovery Page. Then provide the data requested by them.
You have to fill in several things, from the email you want to recover to the last password used. Even if they try to follow the flow, and get the message 'Google can't verify that this account belongs to you', the user can try again.
They deliver, to answer as many questions as possible. Then remind, if in doubt to answer, it is better to give the best guess, rather than choosing another question.
If possible, use a computer, phone or tablet and a browser where you normally use it. Next, if prompted for the last password, enter the most recent one.
For the record, if you don't know the last password, use the previous password that you remember. The newer, the better. Then if in doubt and can't remember, give the best guess.
Actually, Google account recovery can be done via a connected cellphone number or email. So make sure you have linked the two first.
How to Restore Google Account Via Mobile Number
Go to the Account Recovery Page.
Fill in the first column with email and click next.
In the password section, select Try Another Way.
Then select Try Another Way again.
When prompted for an email connected to the email you want to recover, select Try Another Way.
Next, simply specify that you want to send a verification code via Text or Call.
If you choose Text, Google provides a verification code in the HP message inbox, and fills in the required fields.
Enter a new password.
Save passwords.
How to Restore Google Account Via Email
Go to the Account Recovery Page.
Fill in the first column with email and click next.
In the password section, select Try