Your Google account can store a lot of information about the websites you visit or searches you make. The My Activity tool allows you to manage and delete that data with a few taps. Using one of the ...

Internet users, beware: Google is always watching. Most of us use Google for almost everything: Navigation, scheduling, shopping, games, research, and of course ...

Google is finally revealing it is collecting your data if you use Google Chrome, even if you use incognito mode. This comes after the internet giant agreed to settle for $5 billion to avoid a 2020 ...

Google has, arguably, the biggest suite of products to offer to its users, and they continue to add to it. Tools from Gmail to Classroom and Workspace utilities like Sheets and Docs, it has almost ...

There's no getting around it: Google knows a lot about you, probably more than your best friend and closest family members. While the company has made changes to how it tracks users in the past, it ...

Some of us are more paranoid than others about what our phones are listening to and what they do with that information. We’re giving away a $799 iPhone 15.Enter to win now! Advertisers and data ...

Among other things, your Google account records which videos you’ve watched on YouTube, which ones you’ve liked, and all the comments you’ve ever left on videos. To delete all this data for personal ...

Faith writes guides, how-tos, and roundups on the latest Android games and apps for Android Police. You'll find her writing about the newest free-to-play game to hit Android or discussing her paranoia ...

A federal judge this week rejected Google’s motion to throw out a class-action lawsuit alleging that it invaded the privacy of users who opted out of functionality that records a users’ web and app ...

The class action lawsuit alleged that Google continued to collect user information even after they turned activity tracking off. The class action lawsuit alleged that Google continued to collect user ...

What just happened? A federal jury in San Francisco has ruled that Google must pay $425 million for unlawfully tracking millions of users who believed they had disabled data collection on their ...