A factory reset of your Android device does not delete your Google account. I know this because I recently had to do a factory reset on my own Android phone and was relieved to find that my Google account was still intact afterwards.
When you perform a factory reset, it essentially wipes your device clean and restores it to its original factory settings. This means that all the user data stored on your device, such as apps, photos, videos, and personal files, will be deleted. However, your Google account is not affected by this process.
Your Google account is tied to your device through the Google Play Store, which allows you to download apps, access your email, and sync your contacts and calendar. By factory resetting your device, you are essentially removing all the data and customizations that you have made on your device, but the link to your Google account remains intact.
This is actually a good thing because it means that once you set up your device again after the factory reset, you can simply sign back into your Google account and all your apps and settings will be restored. This can be a lifesaver if you have a lot of apps or personalized settings that you don’t want to lose.
It’s worth noting that while your Google account is not deleted during a factory reset, any data that is stored locally on your device, such as photos or files that have not been backed up to the cloud, will be lost. So it’s always a good idea to make sure you have a backup of any important data before performing a factory reset.
A factory reset of your Android device will not delete your Google account. It only deletes the user data stored on your device but does not affect system files and system applications. So you can rest assured that your Google account will still be there after the reset.