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Archive for CrystalFlourish@gmail.com
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Calendar
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Calendar
iCalendar
iCalendar is a common way of storing calendar entries and is used by many popular web and desktop-based calendar programs. Most calendar programs will have instructions on how to import an ICS file. See instructions for importing ICS files into Google Calendar.
Contacts
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All Contacts.vcf
Starred in Android.vcf
Data included
Contacts and contact photos you added yourself, as well as contacts saved from your interactions in Google products like Gmail.Folder structure
Now that you’ve downloaded the contacts from your Google Account, you’ll find folders named “My Contacts” and “All Contacts,” plus additional folders if you created any labels, or starred contacts on your Android device. The “My Contacts” folder contains only those contacts you added yourself. The “All Contacts” folder contains both contacts you added yourself as well as contact info automatically saved from your interactions in Google products, like Gmail.How to handle this export
If you downloaded your contacts as a CSV file, you can view them in a spreadsheet, or import them to Microsoft Outlook or another Google Account. If you downloaded your contacts as a vCard file, you can import them to another Google Account, Mac OS, iOS, or other contacts services.You're in control of your data in Contacts
Manage your data
You can delete contacts from your Google Account in Contacts
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Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Contacts
CSV
For importing to MS Outlook or another Google Account
vCard
A common file format for electronic business cards used by programs such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, and Mac OS X contacts.
Drive
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Materials Inventory.xlsx
Pricing Sheet.xlsx
Product Inventory.xlsx
Project Cost Sheet.xlsx
Special Orders.docx
Data included
Files you own that have been stored in your My Drive and Computers.More options to manage your privacy
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Documents
DOCX
A document created by Microsoft Word or another word processing program.
PDF
Drawings
JPG
PDF
Forms
XLSX
An Excel spreadsheet created by Microsoft Excel or another spreadsheet program.
PDF
Presentations
PPTX
A presentation file created by Microsoft PowerPoint or another presentation program.
PDF
Spreadsheets
XLSX
An Excel spreadsheet created by Microsoft Excel or another spreadsheet program.
PDF
Uploads
Files you have uploaded to Google Drive.
Original uploaded format.
Google Account
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Data included
Data about registration and account activity.More options to manage your privacy
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Subscriber Info
Account data related to registration and IP activity information.
HTML
Google Photos
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Your photos and videos from Google Photos and from other Google services, such as Google+, Blogger and Hangouts.You're in control of your data in Google Photos
Control your data
You can control the automatic upload of content to Google Photos using the Back up & sync setting on your device. For more information see here.You can control the collection of data to other Google services in that service.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Photos
Unedited and edited photos contained in each album.
Original format/PNG/JPG/WEBP
Photos uploaded in original quality will be provided in their original format. Photos uploaded in high quality may be returned in a different format.
Photos that have been edited are downloaded with the original file name ending with "-edited".
Photos that have been edited are downloaded with the original file name ending with "-edited".
Videos
Videos contained in each album.
Original format/MP4
Videos uploaded in original quality will be provided in their original format. Videos uploaded in high quality may be returned in a different format.
Album metadata
Data associated with each album, such as title or description.
JSON
Json is an open-standard file format that provides data in human readable form.
Photo metadata
Data associated with each photo or video, such as creation time or comments.
JSON
Json is an open-standard file format that provides data in human readable form.
Google Play Books
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Data included
The titles and authors of your purchased and uploaded books in Google Play Books, plus notes and bookmarksMore options to manage your privacy
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Play Books Metadata
Metadata about your purchased books.
HTML
JSON
Uploaded content
Your content uploaded to Google Play Books.
Original uploaded format
Google Play Games Services
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Data, including achievements and scores, from games you playFolder structure
The export contains two main folders:- Global: information about the player
- Games: a directory containing folders for each game for which the user has data
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Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
avatar.png
The avatar picture used by the player.
PNG
Player Information
The player profile settings, as set in the Play Games App Settings screen.
HTML
JSON
Scores
Details of the high scores we have stored for the player/game in question.
HTML
JSON
Achievements
Details of the achievements we have stored for the player/game in question.
HTML
JSON
Quests
Details of the quests we have stored for the player/game in question.
HTML
JSON
Experience
Details of the experience point earning events we have stored for the player/game in question.
HTML
JSON
Activity
Details of the activity (e.g. first/last time played) we have stored for the player/game in question.
HTML
JSON
CoverImage
An image (usually a screenshot) generated by the game when the game was saved.
PNG/JPG
Data.bin
The actual saved game data
Original format
Metadata
Metadata associated with the saved game (date/time, description etc.).
HTML
JSON
name.bin
The actual saved game data.
Original format
Google Play Movies & TV
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Linked Services.json
Notification Preferences.json
Ratings.json
Streaming Services.json
Watchlist.json
Data included
Your Google Play Movies & TV preferences, services, watchlist, and ratings.You're in control of your data in Google Play Movies & TV
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Movies & TV Data
Metadata for your Linked Services, Notifications Preferences, Ratings, Streaming Services, and Watchlists
CSV
JSON
Google Play Store
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Installs.json
Library.json
Data included
Data about your app installs, ratings, and ordersMore options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Installs
List of your Google Play app installs.
JSON
Redemption history
List of your Google Play promo redemptions.
JSON
Library
List of your Google Play downloads including music, movies and apps.
JSON
Reviews
Details about your Google Play reviews.
JSON
Purchase history
List of your Google Play purchases.
JSON
Order history
Detailed purchase data regarding your Google Play orders.
JSON
Devices
Metadata about your devices that have accessed the Google Play Store.
JSON
Subscriptions
List of your Google Play subscriptions.
JSON
Play settings
Settings for your Google Play apps.
JSON
Play Points details
Information about your Play Points.
JSON
Keep
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Notes and media attachments stored in Google Keep. More infoFolder structure
One HTML file for each note, named with either the note's title or the time it was last updated. One additional file foreach media attachment, named with the time of upload.How to handle this export
All data can be opened by a modern web browser.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Note content
Content of your notes, viewable in any web browser.
HTML
Note content (JSON formatted)
Content of your notes formatted in JSON, viewable in any JSON compatible text reader.
JSON
Image attachments
Photos and images attached to your notes.
Original format uploaded
Voice attachments
Voice recordings attached to your notes.
3GP, AMR
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Data that are still in the process of being deleted are not included in your archive. Learn more about your deleted data.
Data included
Messages and attachments in your Gmail account in MBOX format. User settings from your Gmail account in JSON format.Folder structure
For user settings, we provide a separate folder with each exported setting in their individual JSON file. For messages, we provide all of your mail in a single mbox file by default.Alternatively, you can choose labels to export, each of which will be contained in its own mbox file. When you export your mail from Gmail, each message's labels are preserved in a special X-Gmail-Labels header, in CSV format. While no mail client recognizes this header now, most mail clients allow for extensions to be written that could make use of this data.How to handle this export
For more information about importing mboxes into your favorite mail client, here are some non-Google tutorials for Thunderbird and Apple Mail.You're in control of your data in Mail
Review your data
You can review your mailbox in the Gmail UI.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Email messages
MBOX
An mbox is a way of storing mail messages and is supported by common mail clients like Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Apple's Mail program. These files are most easily opened by a dedicated mail client like those listed above.
User settings
JSON
A standard lightweight data-interchange format.