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Considering that Google's own login screen suggests using a private window if you're not using your own computer, you'd think that this would work.

• wolrah 4y ago
  > Considering that Google's own login screen suggests using a private window if you're not using your own computer, you'd think that this would work. It will, and does, normally, but it likely increases a "suspicion" score for the login. Combine that with attempting to log in to a rarely used account and potentially other factors its possible that the login attempt has gone past a threshold and gets effectively "shadowbanned".
  • emptyparadise 4y ago
    Bold of them to shadowban somebody for just following the instructions on screen.
    • decremental 4y ago
      But it's not "just" that as many of the already known details have outlined.