Privacy Inquiry form

We’ve created tools to help you manage your data.

• See an overview of your data: Visit your Google Dashboard to see a summary of your data for different Google services, like Gmail, Drive, and Calendar.
• See & delete your activity: See and delete activity, like searches you did and websites you visited, on My Activity. Only you can see your activity. Learn how to delete searches and other activity.
• Download your data: You can download data that you created in, or imported into, a number of Google services.

You can download your data from the Google products you use, like your email, calendar, and photos.

In a few easy steps, create a copy to keep for your records or use the data in another service. Before submitting this form, see how to download or transfer your data. 

If you don't find what you need, fill out the Data Access Request Form. This form helps us verify your identity, and make sure we only share personal information directly with you.

You can delete your Google Account at any time.

If you change your mind, you might not be able to get it back, losing all your emails, photos, and contacts.

If you don’t want to delete your entire Google Account, learn how to delete Gmail from your account, remove other Google services or remove apps with access to your account.

Google's search results page lists information published on the web by website owners (webmasters). In general, Google doesn't write or control the content that other people publish.

• If you want to remove a web page from Google's search results, contact the website owner. The owner can remove the page from the web or ask Google not include it in the search results. Learn how to contact a site’s owner. 
• If you want to remove a webpage for a legal or privacy reason, see our removal policies.
• If the site owner makes these changes and you need us to expedite the removal of the cached copy, submit your request.

For more info, see how to remove info from Google. 

A breach is an incident that results in the unauthorized access of data, applications, services, networks, and/or devices by bypassing their underlying security mechanisms. A breach occurs when an individual or an application illegitimately enters a private, confidential, or unauthorized logical IT perimeter.

Learn more about how Google handles security vulnerabilities. 

If you believe you have discovered a vulnerability in a Google product or have a security incident to report, go to goo.gl/vulnz to include it in our Vulnerability Reward Program.

People sometimes use the Google brand to scam and defraud people. If you've seen a scam, learn how to avoid and report Google scams. 

If you find suspicious activity on your account, learn how to help secure your account. Use Google's Security Checkup to check your account security settings. 

Before submitting this form, learn more about how to unsubscribe from mass emails on Gmail.

Promotional and mass emails usually have unsubscribe links at the bottom of the emails.

Keeping users’ information safe and secure is among our highest priorities at Google, and we're committed to complying with applicable data protection laws.  

We maintain servers around the world to make sure our services are reliable and your information may be processed on servers outside of the country where you live. Regardless of where your information is processed, Google applies the same level of protection to your data. We also comply with certain legal frameworks relating to the international transfer of personal data, including the EU to US and Swiss to US Privacy Shield frameworks.

If you have a privacy concern related to Google’s adherence to Privacy Shield with respect to your personal data, fill out the Privacy Shield Inquiry form.