Can I get back my deleted Gmail account?

If you’re using a computer, use the “Recover deleted items” feature in Gmail. If you’re using a phone or tablet, use the “Undo Send” feature to retrieve your email.
If you’ve already deleted your Gmail account and want to recover it, there is no way to do so.

Yes. You can reuse your Gmail account by signing in to the account again and changing the password.

Google deletes the account immediately after an account deletion request is submitted.

A Google account is not the same as a Gmail account, but if you delete your Google account, all of your data will be deleted. This includes emails, contacts, photos, and anything else you’ve stored with Google.

Google does delete accounts. If a user has been inactive for a long period of time, Google will send an email to the email address associated with the account, asking them to confirm that they still want their account. If they do not respond, the account will be deleted.

As of October 2018, Gmail is automatically deleted after 18 months of inactivity.

Removing a Google account from an Android device will delete all data associated with the account. This includes messages, photos, contacts, and any other data stored on the device.

If you are unable to access your Gmail account, there are a few things you can do to get back into it. First, make sure that the account is not currently being used on any other devices. Second, try using a different web browser or internet connection. Third, if you have been locked out of your account, contact Gmail support at 1-855-836-2408.

No.
Google has not been closing Gmail accounts.

Gmail is a web-based email service that can be accessed through any browser. It has many of the same features as an email client like Outlook or Thunderbird, but it also offers some unique features like automatic categorization of emails.

This is a problem that a lot of people have been experiencing lately. Google has been experiencing a lot of server problems, and this is one of the symptoms. It’s not clear what the exact cause is, but it’s likely related to the Google mail servers being overloaded with requests.
The best way to fix this issue is to sign out of your Gmail account and sign back in again. This should resolve the issue for you.

To reinstall Gmail on Android, go to the Play Store and search for “Gmail”. Tap the “Install” button and wait for it to download.

A common reason for Gmail app freezing is that the app was recently updated. If you are running an old version of the app and it starts freezing, you should update to the latest version. Another potential cause of this problem is that your device’s memory is full, which can be resolved by deleting some apps or files from your device.