Google Customer FAQ

To find your 8-digit recovery code for Gmail, check your recovery options. Typically, these codes are sent via SMS or email to your registered recovery phone number or email address. If you've enabled two-step verification, check the Authenticator app or your security settings. You can also access your Google Account settings and navigate to the Security section for additional recovery information.

If your Google account is disabled, it may be due to violations of Google's policies. You can try to recover your account by following the instructions provided when you attempt to log in. This typically involves verifying your identity and understanding the reason for the disabling. If you believe your account was disabled in error, you can appeal the decision through the recovery process.

Unfortunately, once text messages are deleted from the Google Messages app, they cannot be retrieved. It’s important to regularly back up your messages if you want to avoid losing them in the future. Some devices may have specific features or third-party apps that can help with message recovery, but this is not guaranteed.

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To recover your Gmail account without knowing the password, go to the Gmail sign-in page and click on "Forgot password?" Follow the prompts to verify your identity, which may include answering security questions, receiving verification codes via text or email, or confirming other information associated with your account. Follow the instructions provided to reset your password and regain access to your account.