There are many reasons why you’d want—or need—to nuke a Google account. Thankfully, breaking up with Google is pretty easy.

Beginning Friday, Google is moving ahead with its plan to delete accounts that have been inactive for at least two years.

Google Will Start Deleting Inactive Free Accounts Soon. What You Need to Know and Steps to Take Your email has been sent Log in to your rarely used free Google accounts periodically to keep them ...

Google is starting to delete inactive accounts including email and associated products. We explain how to keep yours open.

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 defines an inactive account as one that hasn't been used in two years. The company reserves the right to delete such accounts entirely, though this only applies to personal accounts.

If you used your Google account to upload videos to YouTube, your account is also safe from being deleted, at least for now. It’s only personal accounts that are being deleted, according to Google.