Samsung is advising users to review their settings and ensure they are actively using specific services. The South Korean tech giant is conducting a cleanup by deleting dormant Samsung accounts. This action mirrors Google’s approach, as Google began eliminating inactive accounts in 2023.

In a communication directed at Galaxy users, Samsung announced “important changes” and warned that accounts not engaging with specific services may be deleted.

“We appreciate your use of Samsung account,” the message, disclosed by Mirror Online, stated.

“Samsung is introducing a policy regarding inactive Samsung accounts to safeguard user data for those who have not utilized their account for an extended period. Under this policy, Samsung accounts inactive for twenty-four (24) months will be deemed inactive and subject to removal.”

“If an account is deleted, access will be restricted, and all associated data will be erased. Deleted accounts and data cannot be recovered.”

If you have received this message in your inbox, it indicates that you have not accessed your account recently. To prevent permanent closure and data loss, it is crucial to take prompt action.

To avoid any complications, simply log in to ensure the safety of your data.

“To prevent account deletion and ensure proper utilization of Samsung Services, your account must show activity at least once every twenty-four (24) months,” Samsung emphasized.