Google’s “Inactive Account Manager” protocol offers guidance on dealing with a deceased user’s account. It lets users set an inactivity timeout, designate up to 10 trusted contacts, and decide on data sharing. In case of death, Google may require certain documents or a court order to provide account access, placing a high emphasis on privacy and legality. Rules may change, so users are advised to regularly check Google’s support pages.
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