The Google Privacy Policy is a comprehensive document detailing how Google collects, uses, protects, and manages your personal data across its apps, devices, and platforms. Data Collected by Google
Google gathers information to offer better recommendations, maintain baseline preferences, and improve search results. This includes:
Things you create or provide: Your name, email address, password, phone number, and payment information when creating an account.
Your activity: Your search terms, videos watched on YouTube, voice interactions, location info, and websites you visit that integrate Google services.
Device and app info: Unique identifiers, browser type, IP address, operating system, and crash reports. How the Data is Used
Providing and maintaining services: Tracking outages and troubleshooting bugs.
Personalization: Customizing search results, map recommendations, and showing relevant advertising.
Research and development: Training language models and developing new technologies. Information Sharing
Google states explicitly that they do not sell your personal information. They only share personal information outside of Google under the following scenarios: Google Privacy Policy
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