Google is Deleting Inactive Accounts: Here's How to Keep Yours Safe

Starting from December 2023, Google is set to delete inactive accounts in a move aimed at improving user security and efficiently managing storage resources. An inactive account, defined as one that has not been accessed or utilized for a period of two years, spans across all Google services like Gmail, Docs, Drive, Photos, and KZbin.
Google's decision to delete inactive accounts is motivated by several factors. Firstly, inactive accounts are more vulnerable to security breaches, lacking regular monitoring for suspicious activities. Additionally, these dormant accounts occupy a significant portion of storage space, and by removing them, Google intends to free up storage for active users. Lastly, the presence of inactive accounts can clutter a user's experience, hindering their ability to locate the information they require.