There are many plausible reasons for wanting to remove your Gmail account from existence. Maybe you have too many separate email addresses and want to consolidate to only one main one. Maybe what you ...

The clock is ticking before Google starts deleting inactive Gmail accounts. Starting Dec. 1, Google will begin enforcing its updated inactive account policy, according to Forbes. The policy, first ...

Google has warned that inactive Google accounts – including Gmail, Photos, and more – will be deleted sometime in December. If you want to keep that account, this guide will show you how you can do ...

Most people these days have at least one email address. And most of them operate at least one Gmail account for work or personal communication. Many also have separate Gmail accounts for distinct ...

Google will start deleting inactive accounts soon. For businesses like yours, that means many Gmail contacts will probably bounce. Here’s how you can avoid that – and keep your business emails landing ...

When was the last time you logged into your Gmail account? It's worth checking if you still need it. Many people have been using the same Google account and email for several years, and it may seem ...

Deleting a Google account removes all calendars, emails, files, photos and access to YouTube or Google Play subscriptions from said account—here’s how to securely delete your Google account. Google ...

Google will start deleting millions of Gmail, drive and photo accounts next month. According to a blog post earlier this year by Ruth Kricheli, VP of Google’s product management, the purge is part of ...

If you’ve got an old Gmail or Google email account that you haven’t been using, you’ll want to log on quickly before it is deleted. Google in December will begin deleting personal email accounts that ...

If you have multiple Gmail accounts signed in on a device, you are unable to sign out of just one. You can remotely sign out of your account from devices outside of your home network. With Gmail being ...

Google services are ubiquitous, but that doesn't mean you have to use them. If you want to leave Chrome, Gmail, Drive, Google Maps and all other services behind, then you need to delete your Google ...