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

One of the unwanted side effects of the internet era that we now find ourselves living in is the increased lack of privacy. So much of our information is now online. Companies like Apple, Facebook, ...

Google is making it easier for users to keep their online privacy intact, including an option to auto-delete their YouTube history. Sure, there's already a way to pause watch and search activities on ...

Google will soon let users automatically delete location history and other private data in rolling intervals of either three months or 18 months. "Choose a time limit for how long you want your ...

Google can now automatically erase web and activity data after a designated period of time. You can choose to allow Google to store this data for a period of three or 18 months. Visit Business Insider ...

To take full advantage of Google services, Web & App Activity and Location History often have to be enabled on an account and device. At the same time, the company has been working to give end users ...

One of the criticisms, however, was that much of the work was still reliant upon the user to set up. Location tracking and web / app activity history on Google, for example, is kept until users ...

Google wants to give people an easier way to delete their personal data. On Wednesday, the Alphabet-owned company said it’s adding auto-delete tools for location history data, as well as web browsing ...

It’s no secret that unless you are very careful about what you opt-in to, Google keeps a very detailed record of your location history and a log of the web sites you visit in Chrome and apps you use.

For years, my Facebook account has practically sat dormant. It’s a nostalgic relic of the past that lets me occasionally walk down the memory lane of my life’s first two decades. But it’s also a weak ...