NEW YORK — Have a Google account you haven't used in a while? If you want to keep it from disappearing, you should sign in before the end of the week. Under Google’s updated inactive-account policy, ...

If you haven’t logged into your Google account in a long time, you better use it or lose it. Google announced Tuesday it will start deleting accounts that have been inactive for at least two years, a ...

Google is expected to soon start getting rid of some inactive accounts. The company, owned by Alphabet, is slated to start its phased purge of personal Google Accounts whose owners haven’t signed into ...

A Google account is needed if your job demands it in the first place. It could also be used to be a supporting email address for your main account if you're doing business. Managing one account is ...

Google will start removing inactive accounts that have been dormant for two years. Read more about the policy change and implications. Google has updated its policy and will now delete personal ...

Google plans to start deleting accounts that haven't been used in more than two years in a bid to prevent hacking and other security threats. The tech giant announced the new policy Tuesday, saying ...

In 2020, Google said it would remove content stored in an inactive account (but not the account itself) to preserve storage space. Google is now updating its inactivity policy so that old, unused ...

Google account holders, beware: If you have an old Google account, you have just a few more hours to use it or lose it. Beginning Dec. 1, Google will delete inactive accounts and all their contents, ...