How can I recover my disabled Gmail account?

Introduction

If you violate any of Google's policies or Terms of Service, your account will typically be disabled. This prevents you from utilizing "Sign in with Google" for other apps or logging into Google services. Rather, an error message or a link to a Help article outlining the circumstances will appear. Google will occasionally email or text you to let you know that your account has been disabled. Here's a quick tutorial on getting your disabled Gmail account back.

Visit the Recovery Page

To begin the recovery procedure, log into your Google account and input your Gmail address.

Download Your Data

Even if your account is disabled, you might still be able to save data from some Google services. Sign in to your account as usual and download your data if the option is available to protect important information.

Input Your Password

Click "Next" after entering your password and typing in your email address.

Begin the Appeal

Locate and choose "Start Appeal" after logging in. This initiates the process of requesting that Google reinstate your account.

Move to the Next Step

To proceed with your appeal, click "Next."

Give Reasons for Your Appeal

There's a box where you can specify why you would like Google to restore your account. To help Google understand your situation, ensure you provide the necessary information. Click "Next" once you have written your explanation.

Provide Another Email

Regarding your appeal, Google needs to be able to contact you. Click "Submit appeal," then type in a different email address where you can receive it.

Wait for Google to Review

Google will investigate your appeal as soon as it is possible. While some appeals may take longer, most are handled in two business days or less.

Avoid Problems in the Future

Keep track of any updates to Google's policies to make sure you are compliant. To protect your account, enter strong passwords and set up on two-factor authentication. Check your account regularly for any suspicious activity. Notify Google of any suspicious activity.

Conclusion

If Google hasn't replied in a few days, look at your alternative email for any updates. They might request more details. The review can take a while, so stay patient and don't send multiple appeals as this could cause delays.