Google has implemented an updated inactive account policy, which requires users to sign in to inactive accounts to prevent deletion. This new policy, announced in May, aims to free up space by removing unused accounts. The tech giant will now delete accounts that have been inactive for a certain period of time. It is important for users to sign in to their dormant accounts if they wish to keep them. By doing so, they confirm that their accounts are active and prevent them from being permanently deleted. Google’s intention with this policy is to encourage users to keep their accounts active and ensure a more efficient use of resources.
Google Requires Users to Sign In to Inactive Accounts to Prevent Deletion
If you have a Google account that has been inactive for a while, make sure to sign in before the end of the week to avoid deletion, according to Google's updated inactive account policy. The new policy aims to free up space by removing unused accounts.
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