Google will delete your Gmail and YouTube accounts soon, only if the Google will find your account inactive from December 2023.
Google has recently announced a significant update in policies of its inactive accounts.
The company has announced that all the Google accounts will be deleted that are inactive for at least two years.
Google has started sending notification emails to the users about this change and warning them to prevent their accounts from auto-deletion by keeping their accounts active.
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Google’s new policy aim to ensure user security and reduce the risks associated the inactive accounts since inactive accounts are vulnerable to hacking.
Google has announced that the new policy will take effect from December 2023.
The company has already sending out warning emails and alerts to the users whose accounts are at risk of deletion.
The account deletion will also impact Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Drive, Meet, YouTube, and also the Google Photos.
According to the policy, only those accounts will be deleted that are inactive for the last two years.
While Google will be sending warning emails to users to reactivate their accounts, if you also have a Google account that has not been used for months, here is how you can prevent it from deletion.
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To avoid deletion of one’s account, one need to log into the account which he/she has not been using for the last 2 years.
Google will delete your Gmail and YouTube accounts soon, only if the Google will find your account inactive from December 2023.
To further secure the account, actions like reading or sending an email or using Google Drive or watching a YouTube video can be helpful.
