I bought a Google account registered in Portugal, then purchased an 18-month Gemini subscription. I changed the email and phone number, but I still can’t log in to Gemini CLI—it keeps asking me to scan a code and send an SMS for verification. It seems like domestic (Chinese) phone numbers can’t send the SMS. I’ve looked everywhere for foreign numbers but they all seem to be SMS-receiving services. How do I solve this? Can any of the experts here help?
Haven’t come across it.
I think your account’s already banned
That’s not right, the Gemini web version still works fine.
Same situation—the website doesn’t allow the use of antigravity. As soon as I say hello, it asks for verification. I tried all the methods I found online: iPhone, Android, Google app, even scanning the QR code, but they all say a code needs to be sent. I guess I just have to give up.
Is it a matter of IP cleanliness? I’ve always used antigravity and antigravity IDE and never had any issues.
In the exact same environment, accounts created in May have no issues, while those created in July do. It should be an issue with the accounts. Both are Pixel-certified.
I’ve never encountered this before, so I can’t tell you how to fix it. You could ask AI—maybe it has a solution.
I think I already asked about that in my previous post.
You just use Google services on your phone to log in, and scan the code with the same node.
This way, you don’t need to send SMS from your phone anymore.