Hello CSNLinux,
Are you trying to login to Google Blogger from your desktop or your browser ?
I used to write on Blogger, maybe I will make a different one some time in future, anyhow I logged in to Blogger a few days ago (this week), I login from Firefox or Opera browser, and access all the Google apps, like YouTube, Gmail Photos etc.
If it is a device you have not told them is yours you need to verify that, they will send an email of security status, in this you have to click a link, it opens a webpage, you have to keep this open and click phone verify, they send you a message, it takes 1 seconds or less to arrive usually, at busy times it can be 3 seconds.
You have to click to verify on that button in the message on your phone, whist the webpage is open.
It then goes to security settings and shows you the devices that tried to login to your account, the browser version, software used, the OS, IP address and lots more about it, next to each one you click to state that it is YOU (known device), or not YOU (unknown device, this was not me).
You will need to do this each time you use a different browser for the first time, including an upgraded browser version, and also with some few addons, with some OS updates, and upgrades.
Are you trying to login to Google Blogger from your desktop or your browser ?
I used to write on Blogger, maybe I will make a different one some time in future, anyhow I logged in to Blogger a few days ago (this week), I login from Firefox or Opera browser, and access all the Google apps, like YouTube, Gmail Photos etc.
If it is a device you have not told them is yours you need to verify that, they will send an email of security status, in this you have to click a link, it opens a webpage, you have to keep this open and click phone verify, they send you a message, it takes 1 seconds or less to arrive usually, at busy times it can be 3 seconds.
You have to click to verify on that button in the message on your phone, whist the webpage is open.
It then goes to security settings and shows you the devices that tried to login to your account, the browser version, software used, the OS, IP address and lots more about it, next to each one you click to state that it is YOU (known device), or not YOU (unknown device, this was not me).
You will need to do this each time you use a different browser for the first time, including an upgraded browser version, and also with some few addons, with some OS updates, and upgrades.