This includes your music library with any uploads, purchases and anything you’ve added from Google Play Music. On February 24, 2021, we will delete all of your Google Play Music data.
That year-end deadline slipped into 2021, but Google is now proceeding with its plans to “delete all of your Google Play Music data.” This is according to an email that some customers started receiving today. That will be changing later in February when Google deletes all information associated with Play Music.īesides all the songs you’ve uploaded to the cloud locker since the service’s inception in 2011, Play Music data includes purchases, playlists, stations, albums/songs saved to your library, and likes/dislikes.įollowing the apps shutting down, Google originally planned to give users until the end of 2020 to either transfer that data to YouTube Music using the built-in tool or download an offline copy via Google Takeout:Ī list of the tracks, playlists, radio stations, uploads, and purchases in your Google Play Music library, as well as your playback and search history. Google Play Music stopped working at the start of December, but the files you uploaded to the cloud locker and other data remain available for export.
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