Google to Delete Inactive Personal Accounts After Two Years of Inactivity

Google will delete personal user accounts, including Gmail, YouTube and Google Photos, that have been inactive for at least two years beginning in December 2023.
The policy aims to improve security by removing dormant accounts more prone to hacking and abuse.
Google will send multiple warnings to users before deleting accounts to give them a chance to log in and perform an activity like sending an email to keep accounts active.
Business, school and other organizational accounts are exempt from the new policy.
Users can download their data from Google Takeout to maintain backups of information in deleted accounts.