Google collects a lot of data about you if you use the company’s services. To its credit, the company makes finding and deleting that data easy by showing most of it on a single website. Here’s how to ...

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 ...

You can get rid of your info manually or ask Google to clean up after you. You can get rid of your info manually or ask Google to clean up after you. Think about everything you do across Chrome, Gmail ...

Consider the last time you searched for an Italian food restaurant in a new city. You’re unfamiliar with the area and don’t have any personal recommendations to rely on. You likely open your phone, ...

If you don't need your Gmail address anymore, you can remove it from your Google account. Google warns that when you delete your Gmail, you will no longer be able to send or receive email at that ...

Irene Okpanachi is a Features writer, covering mobile and PC guides that help you understand your devices. She has five years' experience in the Tech, E-commerce, and Food niches. Particularly, the ...

Google announced new plans in May to delete accounts that have been inactive for two years, as well as accounts that were created and never used, or used only briefly. Got an ancient Gmail account ...

It may seem like Google is all things to all people but it is possible to navigate your day without it. If you’re ready to break up with your Google account and all of the services it provides, you ...

Deleting your Google account is surprisingly simple, but the repercussions aren't, as it will wipe all the data associated with your Google account, including emails, saved locations, and files. You ...