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Contacts
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`EDU.vcf
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`GOV.vcf
`MIL.vcf
`ORG.vcf
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All Contacts.vcf
Device contacts – Google - Google Pixelbook Go.vcf
Device contacts – Motorola - moto g(7).vcf
FritzBox.vcf
Hemisphere (raw).vcf
Legacy (padding).vcf
My Contacts.vcf
Starred in Android.vcf
Data included
Contacts and contact photos that 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 that you added yourself. The 'All Contacts' folder contains both contacts that 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
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You can delete contacts from your Google Account in Contacts
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Below are all the possible formats that 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.
Maps (your places)
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Reviews.json
Saved Places.json
Data included
Records of your starred places and place reviews.Folder structure
One file for starred places and another file for place reviews.You're in control of your data in Maps (your places)
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Review your place reviewsMore options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats that you could have received in your archive:
Starred places
Places that were starred as a favourite.
GeoJSON
A file created with GeoJSON format. Google provides a 'FeatureCollection' containing a 'Feature' element for each contribution being downloaded. See https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7946 for documentation of the standard fields in the GeoJSON format, and see the field-level explanations for the Google-defined 'properties' members of the 'Feature' element. Note that the information about the contributed place reflects Google's current understanding of the world, and not when the contribution was made; e.g. the name of a restaurant may have changed between when the review was originally written and now.
Reviews
Reviews (with or without text) left for a place.
GeoJSON
A file created with GeoJSON format. Google provides a 'FeatureCollection' containing a 'Feature' element for each contribution being downloaded. See https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7946 for documentation of the standard fields in the GeoJSON format, and see the field-level explanations for the Google-defined 'properties' members of the 'Feature' element. Note that the information about the contributed place reflects Google's current understanding of the world, and not when the contribution was made; e.g. the name of a restaurant may have changed between when the review was originally written and now.
Profile
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Data included
Settings and images from your Google profileMore options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats that you could have received in your archive:
Profile settings
Your current profile settings.
JSON
Inactive Account Manager settings
Your current Inactive Account Manager settings.
JSON
HTML
Previous profile photos
A directory of your previous profile and cover photos.
Original format uploaded
Current profile photos.
Your current profile and cover photo.
Original format uploaded
Saved
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Default list.csv
Favourite images.csv
Favourite pages.csv
Favourite places.csv
Reordening_s.csv
Want to go.csv
Data included
Collections of saved links (images, places, web pages etc.) from Google Search and Maps.Folder structure
One folder with a CSV per collection and an image file per image that you uploaded or that was uploaded to your collection.How to handle this export
Copy and paste URLs into any browser to view saved items.You're in control of your data in Saved
Review your data
Review your collections of saved items.Manage your data
Delete collections of saved items.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats that you could have received in your archive:
Collection of saved items
Title, URL, note and comments of the saved item
CSV
CSV contains the following fields: Title, Note, content URL and Comment. If the collection has a description, the first line is the collection description followed by a blank line. If there are comments on the collection, they go in the Comment field after the collection description (and blank line) before the item details. If there is more than one comment per item, the other item fields (Title, Note and URL) are repeated for each item comment.
Uploaded images
Images the user uploaded or were uploaded to their collection
IMAGE
The image is in the format that the user uploaded it. For example, if the user uploaded a JPEG, the output is a JPEG and if they uploaded a PNG, the output is a PNG.