I did, and it was convulated as fuck. A detective from another state called me asking for help with his investigation and whether or not I could help him fill in some gaps. It turned out this girl in another state had the same name as me except she had my maiden name. In this case the victim gave the police the wrong email address, which was my email address and that email address had it forwarding address to my main Google account so they sought search warrants for both of those accounts.
EVIDENCE SOUGHT
For the Google/Gmail accounts and email address of : (my email address) between the dates of July 1, 2014, and July 22, 2015, the following items and information:
All subscriber information related to the above listed account, including but not limited to, full name, address, phone number, alternate/related email addresses, account numbers, and billing information.
All information related to the account creation of the above listed email addresses, including date and times that the addresses were created and the IP address of the creator at the time of the creation of the email addresses.
Login histories for the above listed email address, including dates and times that the address was accessed and the IP address in use each time the address was accessed.
Any and all stored content contained in the above listed email addresses and related Google Cloud, including, but not limited to, digital images, digital videos, document files, and/or any other electronic files.
Any and all email messages and/or content contained in the above listed email addresses, including all email, read or unread, in the Inbox, Sent Mail, Drafts, Junk E-Mail, Starred, Spam, Trash, and/or any other storage directory, default or user-created.
Any and all location currently stored in relation to the account. This includes any historical physical addresses, latitude and longitude data, estimated latitude and longitude location data, location history, or any other data captured and stored by Google by the listed Gmail user that would aid law enforcement in establishing historical location information related to the Gmail account use. This would include all information stored and maintained in the “My Activity” associated with the listed Gmail address.
Any and all stored communications conducted via voice, text, or video chat in Gmail. Google Drive, or Google Hangouts.
Any and all communications and content of any Google Plus accounts associated with the email address listed above.
Any and all audio files, transcripts, and/or history files stored in myactivity.google.com, including Voice & Audio, Assistant, Search, Chrome, Maps, Android, and Google Play Store.
Any and all stored content contained in the above listed email address’s related Google Photos infrastructure.
Any and all accounts associated by cookies
I haven't been in this sub right at long so maybe this is all like duh we already knew this, but it was freaky to me! The detective did apologize and said -
"I’m sorry that your information was collected. You have my word that the content of your emails will be secured so that no one will view it. If the court gives me to the okay to destroy the content, I will do so immediately."
EDIT - here's what it said after the sought evidence above part.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Google is an electronic service provider (ESP) based in Mountain View, CA. Google offers several electronic services, including Google Search, Google Photos, Google Posts, Google Groups, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google +, Google Drive, Google Cloud, Google Plus, Google Blogger, and Google Hangouts. All of these are free services to customers that allow for internet searching, communications, and data storage.
Anyone can create a Google account free of charge. When registering for an account, the user selects a specific unique username. This name is then used across all services offered by Google. Once registered, a user can create a user profile, add other users as “friends”, exchange messages (both email messages and instant messages), and store files, including documents, video, and pictures.
During the registration process, a user is required to provide basic information, such as name, email address, and/or phone number. Of this information, Google requires verification on at least one of them. This verification process consists of sending a message to either the phone number or email address provided and requiring that the person registering for the account respond to that message. As such, Google does maintain verified information for their account holders.
Also, as part of the registration process and through the course of normal usage, Google collects information on the account holder. This information includes items such as IP addresses, log in dates/times, type of browser or mobile device being utilized, and browsing history.