google account question

>>62160109
>https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/
They don't say when, so presume never.

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It stay for at least 4-5 years and your info have been seeling to other enterprise so it's not REALLY deleted...

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>>62160109
>he thinks his data will be deleted by google

>>62160109
You can email them to delete it and they will

I did the same with Facebook after my fucking mom made me an account so she could "stay in contact with me" or some stupid bullshit

I swear I'm gonna slap the fuck out of that bitch next time I see her

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>>62160134
More or less - this

plus, they also "share" a lot of your information so... once its out there, it's out there.

>>62160109
never kek. same goes for Facebook
they'll say it's deleted but that just means they don't acknowledge your data anymore. Unless they need to write over your data will always be there

>>62160178
This is why you proactively give tech illiterates a means to keep in touch. I installed Wire on my parents' laptops and phones, so that they will always be able to get a hold of me in a safe, secure way.

Google does not delete user data. How do I know this?

Because I was able to restore all emails and documents from a Google Apps for Work account that was deleted 4 years prior.

>>62160109
Bit rot and the eventual discovery that big data manipulation doesn't replace business genius are your only friends.

>>62160109
Never.
>delete a facebook account.
>Messages sent were still viewable by the people I sent them to
Your information is there forever.

>>62160109
I wouldn't be surprised if deleting a google about puts you on a higher priority watchlist,

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>>62160109
Ashley Madison charged people for the deletion of their personal data, but it turns out they never deleted everything but archived it instead. If Ashley Madison wouldn't delete users data for a price, don't expect Google to delete it for free. Atleast some data will sit around in its servers probably.