What about my back up when I leave Google and move to another mail and
file-storage service?
Grab copies of Google emails photos and files
Q. I
have decided to leave Google and move to another mail and file-storage service.
How do I get my mail, photos and other files stored in my Google account?
A. Google has a download page you can
use to grab copies of your Gmail messages, uploaded pictures on Google Photos,
calendars, contacts, Google Keep notes and more. To use it, log into your
Google account and go to your Takeout page; if you use Gmail and Google’s other
“G Suite” corporate services through your employer, talk to your company’s
system administrator about moving your data.
On
the Takeout page, you can select the Google apps and services you use, and add
your personal content from each one to an archive file. The pictures you
download from Google Photos will be exported in the format you used when you
uploaded the images. As you move down the list of apps and services, click the
downward-pointing menu arrow to get more information about exporting the data
from that particular Google product.
Once
you have made your selections, click the Next button at the bottom of the page
to choose the format for your archive — the .zip format is probably the most
universal here, as most computers can automatically open .zip archives. You can
also select your delivery method, including getting a mail message with a link
for downloading the archive, or copying the archive file to Microsoft OneDrive
or a Dropbox folder.
Keep in
mind that downloading all your data does not remove it from the company’s
servers. It also does not remove your Google-based web activity or delete your
Google account. After you make sure your archive has what you need, log into
your Google account and, in the account preferences area, click the “Delete
your account or services” link and follow the steps on the screen.
Source
| https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/09/technology/personaltech/google-emails-photos-files.html
Regards
Pralhad Jadhav
Senior Manager @ Knowledge Repository
Khaitan & Co
Twitter Handle | @Pralhad161978
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