It’s probably not a secret to anyone that the majority of companies have a strong desire to track the actions and preferences of consumers of their products. This is especially relevant for visitors of the World Wide Web.
As the saying goes in a well-known joke, your browser history will tell more about you than an autobiography. What, for instance, can the most popular browser from Google reveal about you? Admigram.com will show you something that can easily astonish everyone.
What does Google know about me
Google profile
Google creates a profile with basic data – age, gender, interests. This data is used to display relevant advertisements. You can view this information here:
https://myaccount.google.com/profile
History of movements
If you’re using a gadget that has geolocation and location history enabled, Google will create a detailed map of your movement with fantastic accuracy. You can see your movement history here:
https://www.google.com/maps/timeline
Google search history
Google can save your search history. Additionally, it retains a history of ads you’ve clicked on. All of this is accessible here:
List of devices accessing your account
If you’re concerned about someone else using your account, you can view a list of all devices that have accessed your Google account, along with their IP addresses and locations:
https://myaccount.google.com/device-activity
List of all apps and extensions accessing your Google Data
Google meticulously maintains a list of all apps that have any access to your data. This is useful because it helps you understand what rights third-party programs have to your data. This way, you can revoke their access.
https://myaccount.google.com/connections
Google Takeout
You can export all your data – bookmarks, emails, contacts, calendar, files from Google Drive, YouTube videos, photos, and more:
https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout
History of your voice commands in any Google products
If you’re using voice commands with Google, they fall under a special section called ‘Voice and Audio’ on the ‘My Activity’ page of Google. This is where you can see and even hear everything you’ve ever said to Google.
