What keeps me from using Gmail products is the fact that anytime I try to log in from a computer that itsn't mine, it locks me out despite the fact that I've given the correct password. I don't have a static phone number because I don't always pay for phone service. I only do so periodically. Is there a way I can use google drive where my password alone will be enough to log in ANYWHERE?

EDIT : it turns out that the Google Sheet owner, from his own admission, made a mistake - no clue what mistake - when reassigning permission to "anybody with the link can access". After his correction, I now don't have any problem accessing it directly, whether or not I am logged as a Google Account owner. End of story. I'll probably delete this thread today since it is now completely baseless.

Regardless of how I try, even in incognito mode, Google insists on forcing me to sign into one of my Google accounts if I want to access a Google Sheet, whose owner has, however, set permission to "anybody with the link can access". It seems that Google does not want Google account owners to avoid signing in in this context. It implies that they detect Google account owners by their IP and, incidentally, that they file and log Internet users' activities by their IP. Which is not surprising.

If I use a proxy server, Google displays an alert asking me to enter an email address, which reveals to be a first step in creating a Google account, but then refuses to validate it ("Sorry, we could not create your Google Account."). Hé hé... clever Google....

So is there a way to collaborate anonymously to a Google Sheet/Doc whose owner dispatch a "anyone with the link can access" link? and if so, please describe it!