Gmail accounts play a crucial role in various fields such as cross-border e-commerce, social media marketing, and automated operations. However, under the increasingly stringent supervision by Google on batch registration activities, successfully creating and maintaining these Gmail accounts for long-term use is not easy. This article will detail how to efficiently register Gmail accounts and provide key tips to prevent account bans.

(1) Strict Risk Control Systems of Google
Frequently registering multiple accounts can easily trigger Google's security detection mechanisms, resulting in failed registrations or additional verifications being required. Factors like device fingerprints, IP addresses, and browser environments significantly affect the success rate of registration.

(2) Requirement for Numerous Phone Numbers
Gmail registration typically requires phone number verification, with each number only able to register a limited number of email addresses. Using virtual numbers may increase the risk of verification failure and reduce account survival rates.

(3) Impact of IP Address Quality on Success Rate
Frequent changes in IP addresses might trigger Google's risk control systems, leading to abnormal account statuses or direct bans. Low-quality proxy IPs (such as public VPNs or cheap data center IPs) are more likely to be detected and banned.

(1) Select High-Quality IP Proxies to Ensure Stable Registration Environments
Avoid using public VPNs; instead, opt for Blurpath's residential proxy services that simulate genuine user network environments, thereby reducing the risk of account bans. Before each registration, ensure the IP address matches the target region to avoid triggering Google's anomaly detection due to frequent IP changes.

(2) Use Different Device Fingerprints to Minimize Association Risks
To avoid batch registration behaviors from being easily identified, it's advisable to modify browser fingerprint information (such as User-Agent, Cookies, Canvas fingerprints). Utilize fingerprint browsers or multi-account tools to create independent environments for each registration window.

(3) Prepare Adequate Phone Number Resources
Acquire sufficient phone numbers through physical SIM card pools, VoIP numbers, or online SMS reception platforms to ensure successful phone verifications during registration. Avoid using blacklisted numbers or SMS reception platforms blocked by Google to prevent registration denials.

(4) Plan Registration Pace Reasonably
Avoid attempting to register too many emails within a short time frame. Instead, spread out registrations, for example, registering 5 to 10 accounts per day, which helps improve account survival rates. Additionally, diversify usernames, passwords, recovery emails, etc., during the registration process to avoid repetition.

(5) Bind Reliable Recovery Emails
When creating Gmail accounts, bind different backup emails to enhance account security. Recovery emails could be other Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo emails but must ensure their security and long-term availability.

• Avoid Frequent Logins Across All Accounts: New accounts should not log in immediately on the same device or IP to prevent triggering Google's anomaly detection.
• Simulate Normal User Behavior: Regularly send and read emails, associate with other Google services (like YouTube, Google Drive), making accounts appear more like real users.
• Use Independent IPs for Login: To maintain stable login environments for each Gmail account, consider using Blurpath residential proxies to avoid triggering risk control mechanisms.

Batch registering Gmail accounts is not a simple "one-click" operation; it involves considering factors such as IP addresses, device fingerprints, phone number verification, and more. By establishing a stable proxy environment, developing reasonable registration strategies, and applying scientific methods for nurturing accounts, you can significantly increase the success rate of batch Gmail registrations and ensure these accounts remain active over the long term.