In this video, I show you the exact method I use to create multiple Gmail accounts without verification, OTP, or adding a mobile number. If you’ve ever tried to open a new Gmail and Google suddenly asks for a phone number, this is the workaround I follow. The first key step is your internet connection: I switch to a different Wi‑Fi or someone else’s hotspot instead of using the same connection I’ve been using. After that, I go into my Android Settings > Google > All services, then I find Phone number verification and switch off “Automatically verify phone numbers.” Once that’s done, I create the account directly from the Gmail app (Add another account > Google > Create account), fill in my basic info, pick a suggested email or create my own, and set a strong password. I also walk through the privacy settings I choose (like not saving web/app activity, not saving YouTube history, and using generic ads). At the end, you’ll see the account is created without a phone number—though Google may still suggest adding a recovery number later for account access and password recovery.