This page contains frequently asked questions about using the Google Issue
Tracker.

## General questions

### Q. How can I create an issue?

Click **Create Issue** in the left sidebar.
[Learn more](https://developers.google.com/issue-tracker/guides/create-issue-ui)

### Q. How can I see issues assigned to me?

Click **Assigned to me** in the left sidebar.

### Q. How can I edit the data in an issue?

The fields you can edit in an issue will depend on your level of access.

- Full edit access: You'll see edit options for fields in the right sidebar. [Learn more](https://developers.google.com/issue-tracker/guides/edit-issue-ui)
- Comment only access: No edit options appear on fields in the right sidebar.
- View only access: No edit options appear on fields in the right sidebar and no comment box is provided.

### Q. Who can see the data I provide?

Access is granted to the team that works on the product for the associated
issue. [Learn more](https://developers.google.com/issue-tracker/concepts/access-control)

### Q. I submitted information that needs to be removed, what should I do?

The Issue Tracker
[User Content and Conduct Policy](https://issuetracker.google.com/terms) details
the types of information that are inappropriate for submitting to Issue Tracker
which includes things like sensitive personal information and spam.
Inappropriate content shouldn't be submitted to Issue Tracker. If you have
inadvertently submitted inappropriate content, request removal by filing a
[support ticket.](https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=169992&template=543202)

### Q. How can I get a copy of all data I've submitted to Google Issue Tracker?

You can request a copy of all comments and attachments you have submitted to
Google Issue Tracker by filing a
[support ticket.](https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=169992&template=1097603)

### Q. How long does the data submitted remain with Google?

Google uses data submitted through Issue Tracker to aid in the developing of
Google products. This data will exist for the life of the product as part of the
historical development record. If the product is retired, the data may be
archived and become inaccessible to users, but will remain in the system.

## Partner Issue Tracking

### Q. I've been locked out of my partner domain account, what should I do?

Please reach out to your contact at Google for help in resetting your password
or generating a new backup code.
[Learn more](https://developers.google.com/issue-tracker/guides/partner-access#troubleshooting)

### Q. How can I onboard additional users from my company?

Please reach out to your contact at Google for help in onboarding additional
users.