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For practically all Google account holders, Gmail has emerged as one of the most used Google services. The majority of us rely on Gmail to stay updated or complete tasks, regardless of personal or professional matters. There may be a time when you might forget your Gmail/Google account password. Google provides a few simple options for recovering your Google account if you forget your password, including email and SMS verification. They are useful, but only if your Google account has your phone number or recovery email address.

There is still a chance to recover the account if you haven't done either of those things, but it will take longer than you anticipate. The method for recovering a Gmail password or account without a phone number or recovery email address will be covered in this post. Before we begin, it's important to note that the subsequent procedures will only function if you are currently connected into your Google or Gmail account on at least one device that has access to it.

Three days after making the request, or 73 hours later, you will receive an email with a link to reset the password. For this, you must ensure that you have logged in with the same Gmail account at least once, whether it be on a laptop, desktop, or mobile device. When you receive the mail, click "Get started" to reset your password or modify it using the onscreen prompts.