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So… you’ve decided that you want to delete your Google account.
You should probably consider what you’re actually deleting.
Say goodbye to your content from Drive, Gmail, Photos, Chrome bookmarks (if synced), and YouTube. You’ll also lose access to your Google Play purchases.
To be fair, there are some legitimate reasons to remove Google. Do you realize how much Google knows about you?
If yes, let’s jump right in to find out how to delete your Google Account permanently.
Deleting your Google account is a very straightforward process.
Open any web browser and do the following:
If you want to only delete certain Google services or Gmail, do the following:
Complete the process by opening the verification email.
If for some reason, none of these solutions work, there’s another option. You can make Google delete your account by using the Inactive Account Manager.
Follow these next steps to do so:
If you want to remove a Google account from Google Chrome, do the following:
Depending on what device you’re using, there are some differences in how to deactivate a Google Account.
Continue reading to find out how to do it on different devices.
These steps will only help you remove your Gmail account from your iPhone:
If you want to delete your Google account, services, or Gmail or from an iPhone, you have to use a web browser. Just follow the instructions above.
To delete your Google account on Android, do the following:
If you want to permanently delete a Gmail account or a Google service, do the following:
If you’ve deleted your Gmail account, you’ll have to sign in with another email (Yahoo, Outlook, etc.). After that, tap on Send verification email.
If you already have the other account on the Gmail app, you’ll automatically go to the next step. If not – go and open the link from the new email.
If you just want to know how to remove a Gmail account from the device, do the following:
You can’t really delete your Google account from Windows.
That’s because by adding the account to your computer/laptop, you’re actually linking your Gmail account. The only thing you can do is remove it.
You can do it by following these steps:
Well, it depends.
If it hasn’t been long since you deleted the account, there’s a chance.
The window is between 20 and 25 days. The sooner you do it, the better. If it’s been more than that, your account is gone for good.
Now, if you’re in the right time frame, follow these steps:
Keep in mind that even if you attempt it at the right time, recovery may still not be possible depending on various factors.
Hopefully, this guide has answered all your questions on how to delete your Google аccount.
As we’ve demonstrated, it’s a very easy process regardless of the device you use.
Most Google products are synced, and deleting the main account can cause a lot of problems. Especially if you haven’t prepared for it beforehand.
Personally, I would recommend that you download any data you want to save before you decide to remove your Google account.
Yes, you can. Just choose which account you want to delete. If you need a step-by-step guide on how to delete your Google account, feel free to check out our complete article.
There could be various reasons. Maybe the account you’re logged into doesn’t have a Gmail service, so there’s nothing to delete.
It’s also possible that you’re not the admin of that account, and you don’t have access to that feature.
Deyan Georgiev
Deyan has been fascinated by technology his whole life. From the first Tetris game all the way to Falcon Heavy. Working for TechJury is like a dream come true, combining both his passions – writing and technology. In his free time (which is pretty scarce, thanks to his three kids), Deyan enjoys traveling and exploring new places. Always with a few chargers and a couple of gadgets in the backpack. He makes mean dizzying Island Paradise cocktails too.
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