May 16 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's GOOGL.O Google on Tuesday said it would delete accounts that had remained unused for two years starting December, in a bid to prevent security threats including hacks ...

In 2020, Google said it would remove content stored in an inactive account (but not the account itself) to preserve storage space. Google is now updating its inactivity policy so that old, unused ...

Google, which hosts billions of user accounts, said on Tuesday that it plans to delete accounts that have remained inactive for two years. The decision is part of the internet giant’s ongoing efforts ...

NEW YORK -- Google is moving ahead with its plan to delete accounts that have been inactive for at least two years. Accounts won't be deleted until Dec. 1, but Google (GOOG) will start sending ...

Google today announced that it is updating its inactive account policy, with Google Accounts that have not been used in at least two years to be deleted. Google says that accounts that have not been ...

Google said Tuesday that it was planning to delete accounts that had been inactive for more than two years, citing security concerns stemming from dormant accounts and their passwords. The move was ...

The tech giant says accounts that haven’t been used for a certain extended period of time are more likely to be compromised, or at-risk. To combat the risk, Google says it may delete accounts that ...