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• • • • Bad news for people who try to erase their Google Chrome search history after an embarrassing search — you’re probably doing it wrong. It turns out search data will stay in Google unless you take an extra step to completely clear it. People typically attempt to clear their data by hitting “control”+”Y” on the keyboard or clicking the three dots in the top right corner of Chrome and selecting “history.” Users can then select to “clear browsing data.” However, to completely get rid of the data linked to your account, there’s one more hidden step that needs to be taken. In order to wipe your data from Google, you first have to click the profile icon in the top right corner next to the search bar. After that, you’ll click on “Manage Your Account,” which will bring you to a screen with a bunch of tabs. The best way to get to your browsing data is to type “My Activity” into the search bar within the page — not the one at the top of the screen — and click it when it appears. That will open up a window with all your previous searches. From here, you can either filter based on website or date, or simply click the “delete” button to clear them all. There will be an option to delete all searches ever made or just within a certain time frame. To completely get rid of the data linked to your account, there’s one more hidden step that needs to be taken. Google Before everything is completely wiped, Google will inform you which products your searches are being swiped from, whethe...

Google My Activity is known in English as Google My Activity. This is a Google tool through which we can consult the activity data associated with our Google account. Basically, it is a transparency tool through which we can know the data to which Google has access. A quick glance at My Activity is all it takes to see all the data Google has collected about us. If we go to My Activity we can choose the data we want to share. We can manage them and also delete them if we wish. This way we do not necessarily have to share all our information, we have the option to choose what we want to share. How to log in to My Activity Google? Accessing Google’s My Activity is easy, just go to the following web page Obviously, the Google account with which we identify ourselves will be the one where we can see the complete history of the saved activity as we will see below. How to view your complete My Saved Activity history? Simply login to Google My Activity to quickly see all the activity that has been carried out through the account. In the central part of the page, you will be able to find the search histories you have carried out in Google and also the pages you have accessed. This content is displayed with the time and location where it was performed. In addition, each search can be deleted individually. It also has a filter in the central part to be able to narrow down searches and find specific content in case you are looking for something specific. If you want to locate a specif...

But there's some good news, sort of. Google has introduced a new data dashboard called the My Activity page where you can see just about every single piece of data that Google has collected about you over the better part of the past two decades. Every website you've visited, every image you've viewed, every search term you've typed into the Google Search box. It's terrifying. But it's also pretty useful, because, as evidenced by the mountain of data Google has stored on you, knowledge is power. From the My Activity page you not only see what Google is tracking, you can also take steps to delete data and prevent future collection. What is the My Activity page? The My Activity page is a hub where you can see all of the key information that Google has been collecting about you over the years. You can find this page by going to How is this different from the Web History tool? Google's How does Google use this data? Google uses your data in two main ways: To improve its services for the general population (for example, using your mobile location data to get information on current traffic patterns) and to give you a more personalized experience (like autocompleting your searches). You can read more about how Google uses your data on its Sarah Jacobsson Purewal/CNET No. The My Activity page shows data from a variety of Google products, but not all of them. You can, however, find even more data that Google has collected by going to the My Activity page and clicking the menu icon i...

You can find key information, privacy, and security settings all in your Google Account. We have created easy-to-use tools like Dashboard and My Activity, which give you transparency over data collected from your activity across Google services. There are also powerful privacy controls like Activity Controls and My Ad Center, which allow you to switch the collection and use of data on or off to decide how all of Google can work better for you. Quickly access your key privacy settings Activity Controls Control what data gets saved Using Activity Controls, you can decide what types of activity are tied to your account to personalize your experience across Google services. You can pause specific types of data from being saved in your account – like your Search and browsing activity, YouTube History, or Location History. Auto-Delete Set your data to automatically delete To give you even more control, Auto-delete settings let you choose a time limit for how long you want to keep your activity data. Data older than the limit you choose will be continuously and automatically deleted from your account. This makes it easy for you to set it and forget it, but you can always go back and update these settings at any time. My Activity Delete data from your account anytime My Activity is the central place where you can find everything you’ve searched, viewed, and watched using our services. To make it easier to recall your past online activity, we give you tools to search by topic, date...

A list of locations through all this data is stored by Google for “ be able to offer you more useful services, such as helping you rediscover what you’ve searched for, what you’ve read, and what you’ve seen”. If you’re concerned about the possibility of sensitive data being stored in that vast virtual repository, don’t worry. Google gives us the ability to access all information onlineas well as download the data for review or delete unwanted entries. In addition, there is the option to reduce and select the information to save and yes optimize searches or protect your privacy by deleting unwanted history and disabling data storage or by blocking access to information from specific applications or devices. How to view, delete or download your Google history: 3 Clear my Google account history Review activity history on Google websites and apps For access your Google history online You will need to be logged in to your account and access this link: https://myactivity.google.com. From here you can review each of your searches, the applications that are collecting data, and decide what data will be stored in the future. In the search bar you can filter by date, device, activity or words, analyzing the data in a more advanced way to find the information you are looking for. If you want to find, for example, a YouTube video that you found last month, you’ll be able to. In addition, from the account activity controls you can change the settings. If you do not want any of the appl...