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I believe having videos uploaded to YouTube exempts you [edit] from the inactive account policy page[1]: > A Google Account is considered active even if it ha
by rimunroe 3y ago
I believe having videos uploaded to YouTube exempts you
[edit] from the inactive account policy page[1]:
> A Google Account is considered active even if it has not been used within a 2-year period if one or more of these applies:
> - Your Google Account was used to make a purchase of a Google product, app, service, or subscription that is current or ongoing.
> - Your Google Account contains a gift card with a monetary balance.
> - Your Google Account owns a published application or game with ongoing, active subscriptions or active financial transactions associated with them. This might be a Google Account that owns an App on the Google Play store.
> - Your Google Account manages an active minor account with Family Link.
Your Google Account has been used to purchase a digital item, for example, a book or movie.
[1] https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290 https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoThanks!
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoStrangely, listed in the official email they sent to me, but not on their official policy page, is this exception as well: A Google Account with YouTube channels, videos or comments I should dial up One support to ask if this is really an exception or a hallucination. EDIT: it appears that the support tech was able to validate the email I received and also deny that the above exemption applies. So, the email is a lie; possibly deleted from the policy very quickly after sending the email, or mistakenly included in it, or perhaps not-so-mistakenly. It appears that there are no exemptions for YouTube users. It took the One support tech so, so, so many words to answer a "yes/no" question, though. Wow, 19 minutes on the chat.