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They absolutely will know it’s you straight away... their algorithms will instantly match the address with the location data they slurp from your phone, if noth
by goatinaboat 7y ago
They absolutely will know it’s you straight away... their algorithms will instantly match the address with the location data they slurp from your phone, if nothing else.
- lazyasciiart 7y agoSharing an address isn't uncommon. I don't think there's a big risk that a Google account would be locked because another account at the same address had been.
- dillonmckay 7y agoThis is not a confidence inspiring answer. It is not worth the risk. They ban other accounts based on IP, so this would not be a stretch.
- dbuder 7y agoIt is unbelievably frustrating to continually have to tell people, on HN no less, that Google does do that and has all the data to continue to do so. And if they made a mistake, what number can you call? What email address with faithfully respond to you?
- kortilla 7y agoBecause not more than one person can live in a house?