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Not Op but I can few of your questions. * I am using same google voice number as my actual google account. I live with constant fear that if I am locked out of
by technological 5y ago
Not Op but I can few of your questions.
* I am using same google voice number as my actual google account. I live with constant fear that if I am locked out of google account then I cannot access my voice number. Only thing I do to avoid this scenario is to have back up code written somewhere.
* Trust on Google
* as of now no
- drakonka 5y agoThank you. I read that Google Voice only provides US numbers, which I have a sneaking suspicion might become a problem for me if my address is not in the US. Coupled with not really wanting to be locked in to Google for another service, I did some more research. A provider called Sonetel seemed to have decent reviews and had great pricing for what I needed, but when reading through their docs I noticed them say their numbers cannot be used for identity verification with third party services :( So it's back to the drawing board. But the whole idea of: a) Not using my personal number for online services b) Using a virtual number instead of a phone provider SIM ...seems worth pursuing. I think a) above is more important for me than b), but my current phone provider does not yet support eSIM and my phone does not support dual sim, and I really don't want to carry two phones around...