Your Google account may be one of the accounts with the most data about your digital activity. With so many apps and services tied to a Google account, you can’t deny that Google account plays an important role in your life unless you’re someone who stays away from anything Google related. Well, have you ever wondered what happened to your Google account when you passed away? If you haven’t, let me tell you all your data stays on Google servers.
However, Google offers you a tool called “.Inactive Account ManagerThis allows you to configure what happens when you stop using your Google account or in the event of unfortunate and inevitable death. Today we’re going to go over how you can set up Inactive Account Manager to delete your Google Account.
Automatically Delete Your Inactive Google Account
1. Sign in to your Google Account, “Data and personalizationClick ” from the side menu and Make a plan for your account From the “Download, delete or make a plan your data” section. Alternatively you can click here To access the Inactive Account Manager.
2. You will now see the Inactive Account Manager landing page where you can find a brief description of the feature. Click Start Press the button to proceed further.

3. Google now asks you set wait time From now on, your account will be considered inactive. Available cooldown options are 3 months, 6 months, 12 months or 18 months. Note that you will need to confirm your email address and verify your phone number to continue.




7. Review Plan Click the button for an overview of your account deletion preferences and Confirm Plan to save your preferences

That sums up our quick guide to let you know how you can automatically delete your Google account. If you found this helpful, don’t forget to let us know in the comments.
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