I recently created a new Google account, as I plan on deleting my old one.
However, due to OCD (and wanting to start fresh), I hard-resetted my phone so that the Play Store is also fresh and clean.
The thing is, i hard-reset the phone 3 times in a row and as a result, now the phone appears 3 additional times in the list of my Trusted devices (showing in the Security tab of the Google account).
Would this cause any potential hiccups or it's ok? What happens if I remove (sign out) the 3 additional devices that my phone appears in and just leave one?
In addition, I've used the same First/Last name, just generated a new GMAIL address. I've read at some places that Google doesn't allow you to create more than 1 account with the same name. How come I managed to do it, then?
Lastly, I addded my old phone number (which I used for the creation of my old account) as a verification method - would that cause any issues? For reference, I used my current phone number to receive a code when creating the account, I later removed it and input the old number as a recovery option.
However, due to OCD (and wanting to start fresh), I hard-resetted my phone so that the Play Store is also fresh and clean.
The thing is, i hard-reset the phone 3 times in a row and as a result, now the phone appears 3 additional times in the list of my Trusted devices (showing in the Security tab of the Google account).
Would this cause any potential hiccups or it's ok? What happens if I remove (sign out) the 3 additional devices that my phone appears in and just leave one?
In addition, I've used the same First/Last name, just generated a new GMAIL address. I've read at some places that Google doesn't allow you to create more than 1 account with the same name. How come I managed to do it, then?
Lastly, I addded my old phone number (which I used for the creation of my old account) as a verification method - would that cause any issues? For reference, I used my current phone number to receive a code when creating the account, I later removed it and input the old number as a recovery option.
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