Creating a secondary Google account requires email verification, and Google uses your recovery email extensively for security and advertising. A temporary address is useful as a recovery email for a new Google account, keeping your primary Gmail out of Google's cross-account linking.
Generate a Specter email and copy it
Go to accounts.google.com/signup
Fill in your details — use Specter as the recovery email address
Return here when Google sends a verification code to the recovery email
Enter the code to verify and complete account creation
Yes — Google allows a separate recovery email. Your new Gmail address itself will be a @gmail.com address; Specter is just the recovery email.
Google sends account recovery codes and security alerts to the recovery email. Specter can receive these during initial setup.
Google increasingly requires phone verification for new accounts created with suspicious behavior patterns. Normal account creation typically uses just an email code.
Specter works with hundreds of platforms. Here are some similar to Google Account:
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