Google is set to clean house by deleting old Gmail accounts that have been inactive for two years, starting December 1. If you’re worried about losing your precious documents and images, here are three must-do actions to safeguard your data.
1. Stay Active to Prevent Deletion:
– Sign in to your Google account regularly.
– Engage in activities like reading or sending emails, watching YouTube videos, or performing a Google search while logged into your Gmail account.
2. Backup with Google Takeout:
– If you no longer use the Gmail account but want to preserve your content, use Google Takeout.
– Download a copy of all your stored data on Google products to your computer.
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3. Watch for Notifications:
– Google will send multiple notifications before deleting an account, both to the account email address and the recovery email.
– Keep an eye out for messages from Google to ensure you have ample warning.
Bonus Tip: Remember, this mass clearance also extends to Google Photos, Google Docs, Google Drive, and the Google Meet Calendar. Take action now to secure your digital treasures before it’s too late!
Don’t risk losing your memories—take these steps today to ensure your Gmail account remains safe and sound.
