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Answers to security questions If you're asked a security question and you: Don't remember the answer: Take your best guess. Know the answer but didn't recover your account on your first try: Consider a different variation of the answer. For example, try "NY" instead of "New York" or "Phil" instead of "Philip."

Security questions are no longer used by Google; too easy to hack. ... To recover the account (if the account owner cannot sign in) go to ...

Unfortunately, Gmail doesn't use security questions anymore. Doesn't exist on newer accounts, and if you get prompted on an older account ...

Now enter the last remembered password in the mentioned box and click 'Next'. Now choose any one of the options given there for recovery help. Choose the option security questions. Answer the security questions and proceed for the next step.

Confirm the phone number you provided in our security settings. Google will send an e-mail containing a one time verification code to <e-mail> Get a prompt on your <phone> and tap Yes to sign in. Answer the security question you added to your account.

First, Need to go for login page of Gmail and enter Gmail id. "If any body don't remember password then go to the Forgot password link. Now they will see security ...

Click Forgot password? on Gmail's log-in page. If prompted, type your full Gmail ... A security question for Gmail password recovery: Type the answer to your ...

Security questions are one layer of identity confirmation that Google uses, but if you've forgotten your answers, that makes it all the more difficult to login.

Procedure to add or change Gmail security question 1. Click the gear ... Google removed all my Gmail accounts from the sign in page. Is there a ...

Google found that security questions were not really secure at all as most of the answers can be found with a simple Google search. For example Sarah Palin ...