[su_heading size=”18″ margin=”40″]Google's new tool lets you get a quick overview of the pages you visit, the searches you perform, and the videos you watch, among other things.[/su_heading]
The company's easy-to-use database will show you almost everything you do online, down to the device or browser you use.
As is well known, internet companies put a significant effort into tracking and recording users' activities and online habits, most of the time without their knowledge. Now, however, Google wants to share with its users all the data and information it collects about their online activity.
Offering a much more detailed summary compared to browsing history, Google introduced the “My Activity”, a handy history that contains almost everything you do online.
The new tool will show you everything from the Netflix shows and YouTube videos you've watched, to the online sites you've visited, the things you've searched for, and the Google products you've used.
MyActivity of website visits, and the devices or browsers you use for your activities.
And in case you're already starting to get anxious (...if you have something to hide, of course), know that the tool not only allows you to review everything Google has collected about your activity, but also lets you edit and delete items from the list, and even disable the feature entirely.
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