Create new email account without phone number
Creating a new email account without a phone number is possible, but it may vary depending on the email provider you choose. Here are a few options:
Option 1: Gmail
- Go to the Google account creation page: accounts.google.com
- Click on "Create account"
- Fill in the required information, including your name, username, and password
- You will be asked to add a recovery phone number, but you can skip this step by clicking on "No phone"
- Fill in the rest of the required information, including your birthday and gender
- Click on "Next" and then "Create account"
Option 2: Outlook.com
- Go to the Outlook.com sign-up page: outlook.com
- Click on "Create an account"
- Fill in the required information, including your name, username, and password
- You will be asked to add a phone number, but you can skip this step by clicking on "Skip this step"
- Fill in the rest of the required information, including your birthday and gender
- Click on "Next" and then "Create account"
Option 3: ProtonMail
- Go to the ProtonMail sign-up page: protonmail.com
- Click on "Create an account"
- Fill in the required information, including your name, username, and password
- You will be asked to add a recovery email address, but you can skip this step by clicking on "No"
- Fill in the rest of the required information, including your birthday and gender
- Click on "Create account"
Option 4: Yandex Mail
- Go to the Yandex Mail sign-up page: mail.yandex.com
- Click on "Create an account"
- Fill in the required information, including your name, username, and password
- You will be asked to add a phone number, but you can skip this step by clicking on "Skip"
- Fill in the rest of the required information, including your birthday and gender
- Click on "Create account"
Please note that some email providers may require a phone number for security purposes, so it's always a good idea to check their terms and conditions before creating an account. Additionally, some providers may offer alternative verification methods, such as a security question or a code sent to your email address.