I want to delete the photo associated with my Gmail account without adding another photo. I tried doing this in Google profile, but I could only find the option to upload a different photo (which I don't want to do). Any ideas?
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Look for and download a generic profile image and set it as your profile picture. No one will ever tell the difference. Here's an example through Google Image search:
This is not my photo. I searched "default google profile photo" and clicked "Similar" on a photo then on another in those results and got it. Depending on the size of the image you grab, it may result in the following error:
Resize or find another image accordingly that would fit the dimension requirements. |
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You can go into Picasa and delete the albums with the associated information you wish to delete. The above method doesn't actually remove your photo from the internet it just makes it harder to see. Trust no one. |
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You can delete your photos. Go to your Google+ Account > Change Profile Picture > click to see all your Profile Pictures > on bottom left, there's an "Options" button > click "Delete". You can delete all your profile pictures. |
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Open the Mail Settings dialogue. (Click the blue Gear Icon at the top right of the Gmail window, then click Mail Settings on the drop-down. If you still don't have a Gear icon, click the word Settings near the top right of the Gmail window.) On the General tab, find My Picture. You can choose to enable either "Visible to everyone" or "Visible only to people I can chat with", or you can click Change Picture open a pop-up window, where you can choose to upload a different image or click No Picture to get rid of any image. |
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