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Archive for bert.mahoney@gmail.com
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Products in Archive (8)
Blogger
3 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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feed.atom
feed.atom
profile.csv
Data included
Your Blogger blogs, including posts, pages, comments and videos, as well as settings and your Blogger profile.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Blog feed
The posts, pages and comments that make up a blog. For blogs that you are an admin of, you can export all posts, pages and comments. For other blogs, you can only export the posts, pages and comments that you are the author of.
Atom
Data from your blog(s) is in the standard ATOM format, which can be imported by most popular blogging software either directly or with the help of third-party tools.
Photos
Blogger photos contained in each album.
Original format/PNG/JPG/GIF
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".
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, such as creation time or comments.
JSON
Json is an open-standard file format that provides data in human readable form.
Videos
Videos uploaded to a blog. For blogs that you are an admin of, you can export all videos. For other blogs, you can only export videos that you have uploaded.
Videos
Videos in the format originally uploaded
Reactions
Reactions that you have made.
CSV
Comma-separated values
Followers
Information about the followers of a blog. You can only export followers of blogs that you are an admin of.
CSV
Comma-separated values
Settings
Settings for a blog. You can only export settings for blogs that you are an admin of.
CSV
Comma-separated values
Profile
Your Blogger profile.
CSV
Comma-separated values
Reading list
Your Blogger reading list.
CSV
Comma-separated values
Theme
The theme for a blog.
XML
As it appears in blogger.com theme editor
Chrome
9 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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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.
Addresses and more.json
Bookmarks.html
Device Information.json
Dictionary.csv
Extensions.json
History.json
OS Settings.json
Reading List.html
Settings.json
Data included
Bookmarks, history, and other settings from Chrome.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Addresses and more
Information entered into online forms, such as phone numbers, email addresses, and some physical addresses.
JSON
Bookmarks
The pages bookmarked in Chrome exported in Netscape Bookmarks File Format.
HTML
Bookmarks are viewable in any web browser and can be imported by the majority of web browsers including Firefox and Internet Explorer. Bookmarks are exported as HTML files in a standardized format used by Netscape and supported by several other browsers when importing bookmarks (Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc.).
History
The sites visited in Chrome, including web addresses entered in the address bar.
JSON
Dictionary
Words added to Chrome dictionary.
CSV
The exported CSV has a single column with one dictionary word per row. Note that if the data is encrypted the word Encrypted is written instead.
Extensions
Extensions installed from the Chrome Web Store.
JSON
Settings
Chrome user settings.
JSON
Reading List
Pages added to the reading list in Chrome.
HTML
Reading list pages are exported as HTML files in a standardized format used by Netscape and supported by several other browsers when importing bookmarks (Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc.).
OS Settings
ChromeOS settings. Not exported in third-party takeout.
JSON
Device Information
Information about user devices that are running a sync-enabled Chrome browser. Not exported in third-party takeout.
JSON
Contacts
17 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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All Contacts.vcf
Elizabeth Mahoney.jpg
Mike Blacker.jpg
Seth Godin.jpg
Seton Kim.jpg
Family.vcf
JA Group.vcf
Elizabeth Mahoney.jpg
Mike Blacker.jpg
My Contacts.vcf
Seth Godin.jpg
Seton Kim.jpg
Elizabeth Mahoney.jpg
Mike Blacker.jpg
Seton Kim.jpg
VFC Ojai U10 Boys.vcf
YouTube.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
More options to manage your privacy
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.
Google One
0 files exported successfullyNo data found
Data included
Your Google One member dataMore options to manage your privacy
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Redeemed benefits
Data associated with redeemed benefits, such as date redeemed
HTML
Support conversation information
Data from your support conversations, such as issue description and related product
HTML
Google Photos
4 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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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.
metadata.json
metadata.json
metadata.json
shared_album_comments.json
Data included
Your photos and videos from Google Photos.Folder structure
You will find folders containing your photos and videos in Google Photos, including related metadata. Please go to takeout.google.com if you are looking for photos from other Google services.You're in control of your data in Google Photos
Review your data
Review your content from Google Photos here.Manage your data
Delete your content from Google Photos here.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 Wallet
1 file exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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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.
Boarding passes, event tickets and other passes.pdf
Data included
Your saved passes, transit cards, and other related metadata.You're in control of your data in Google Wallet
Review your data
Add, view, and manage passes in your Google Wallet.More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Student IDs, hotel keys, and corporate badges
Your data includes event timestamps, names, expiry dates, statuses, ID photos, and prices.
JSON
Boarding passes, event tickets, loyalty cards, and other passes
Your data includes event info like dates and times, reward info, names of establishments, and balances.
PDF
Transit cards
Your data includes transit agency info, ticket info like fares and timestamps, expiry dates, statuses, and balances.
JSON
Some file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
Data that are still in the process of being deleted are not included in your archive. Learn more about your deleted data.
Data that are still in the process of being deleted are not included in your archive. Learn more about your deleted data.
Blocked Addresses.json
Delegated Sender Addresses.json
Filters.json
Forwarding Addresses.json
Other Mail Addresses.json
Signatures.json
Vacation Responder.json
All mail Including Spam and Trash.mbox
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.
Maps (your places)
2 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
Data that are still in the process of being deleted are not included in your archive. Learn more about your deleted data.
Data that are still in the process of being deleted are not included in your archive. Learn more about your deleted data.
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)
Review your data
Review your place reviewsMore options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Starred places
Places which were starred as a favorite.
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.