✅ 1. Stay Signed In
When signing in to Gmail, make sure the “Stay signed in” or “Remember me” checkbox is selected. If you're clearing cookies or using incognito/private browsing, Gmail won’t remember your session.
✅ 2. Use a Trusted Device
If you're switching between devices or networks (especially VPNs), Google may flag it as suspicious. Stick to one device and Wi-Fi network when possible.
✅ 3. Check Browser Settings
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Allow cookies for accounts.google.com and mail.google.com.
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Don’t use settings or extensions that delete cookies or block tracking (like privacy-focused plugins or browsers set to delete history/cookies on exit).
✅ 4. Enable 2-Step Verification
Oddly enough, enabling 2-Step Verification can reduce these verification prompts because it reassures Google it's really you—even across devices.
✅ 5. Mark Device as Trusted
When Google asks you to verify your identity, look for a checkbox that says “Don’t ask again on this device” or similar. Make sure it's checked.
✅ 6. Review Security Settings
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Remove unfamiliar devices and confirm your recovery email/phone number are up-to-date.
