Google Takeout is a free tool created by the Google Data Liberation Front, a team within Google whose goal was to make it easier for users to move their data in and out of Google products. Takeout was ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The search giant has committed to making the Google Takeout tool easier to use. It’s also enabling data transfer ...

The Data Liberation Front (DLF), a left-wing guerrilla group of Googlers, has finally launched its first service: Google Takeout. Just sign in, select which Google services you want to back up, and ...

Google has added a data-export capability to its Google Voice product, the company said on Tuesday. The move, announced in a blog post, makes Google Voice the latest product to be included in the ...

Google Takeout has long let users export and download local copies of their data. With the Data Transfer Project, Google made it so that you could directly move an image library to a third-party ...

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Google is home to a lot of our data, especially when it comes to all the memories stored in Google Photos. Luckily, they're not stuck there, and the company enables users to transfer photos directly ...

Google has committed to adding new data transfer capabilities to Takeout, including for YouTube, next year in response to an investigation by Italian competition regulators. According to Reuters, this ...