The Google Privacy Policy is a comprehensive document detailing what information Google collects, why they collect it, how it is used, and how you can manage your data. It applies to consumer versions of core services like Google Search, Gmail, YouTube, and Google Maps. Information Google Collects
Your Activity: Search terms, videos watched, interactions with ads, voice recordings, purchase activity, and Chrome browsing history.
Content You Create: Emails you write, photos you upload, documents you save, and comments you make on YouTube.
Apps, Browsers & Devices: Unique identifiers, device type, operating system, IP address, and application crash reports.
Location Data: Information about your location derived from GPS, IP address, and sensor data from your device. How Google Uses Your Data
Provide Services: Delivering search results, suggesting contacts, and processing your requests.
Maintain & Improve: Troubleshooting outages and analyzing performance data to keep services reliable.
Personalize Experiences: Customizing content, search recommendations, and displaying tailored advertisements.
Protect Everyone: Utilizing data to detect, prevent, and respond to fraud, abuse, and security threats. Data Sharing and Retention Google Privacy Policy