I'm concerned about how long Google keeps my data. Please navigate to Google's Privacy Policy and find out what Google's general policy is regarding data retention. Specifically, what happens to data associated with an inactive Google Account, and how long does an account need to be inactive before Google may delete data from it?
Navigate to 'https://www.google.com'. Click on the 'Privacy' link at the bottom of the homepage. On the Google Privacy Policy page, locate and click on the 'Retaining your information' link in the table of contents. Read the 'Retaining your information' section to understand Google's general data retention policy. Within or linked from this section, find information specifically about data retention for inactive accounts. Identify the duration of inactivity that may lead to data deletion. Synthesize the general data retention policy and the specific policy for inactive accounts, including the inactivity period, into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the Google Privacy Policy page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Retaining your information' section of the Privacy Policy. The agent correctly states Google's general data retention policy (e.g., 'We retain data for different periods of time depending on what it is, how we use it, and how you configure your settings'). The agent correctly identifies that data from inactive accounts may be deleted. The agent correctly states that an account needs to be inactive for 'at least two years' for data deletion to occur.