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Google's inactive account purge: Protect your account before December deadline - Vimarsana News

Google's inactive account purge: Protect your account before December deadline

Certain individuals may lose access to crucial services and personal data in the coming weeks unless they log in and confirm to Google that these services are still actively in use.

Act Fast Or Lose It All: Your Google Account Will Be Deleted Soon - Check How To Save It Now - Vimarsana News

Act Fast Or Lose It All: Your Google Account Will Be Deleted Soon - Check How To Save It Now

An inactive account and any content in it will be eligible for deletion from December 1, 2023, the tech giant said.

Source: india.com
Time to log in! Google will start deleting accounts that remain inactive - Vimarsana News

Time to log in! Google will start deleting accounts that remain inactive

It will not affect users unless their Google Account has remained inactive for a duration of two years or more, or if the account has not been utilised to access any Google service for a period exceeding two years

Have an old Gmail account? Google says inactive ones could be deleted - National - Vimarsana News

Have an old Gmail account? Google says inactive ones could be deleted - National

The policy will apply to accounts for all of Google's products, including YouTube and Gmail. The company justified the move as a security measure, to prevent breaches.

Have an old Gmail account? Google says inactive ones could be deleted - Vimarsana News

Have an old Gmail account? Google says inactive ones could be deleted

The policy will apply to accounts for all of Google’s products, including YouTube and Gmail. The company justified the move as a security measure, to prevent breaches.

Source: q107.com