New Improvisation by Google
On the My Account page, users can run checks Privacy and Security checks that help them make the changes they want through their account settings. This is done by examining the data they want, whether it is public or private, that can be used to personalize their data.
For example, the user can customize personal data you want to appear on their Google Plus profile. Do people who have your phone number can find you on the service as Hangouts, whether your personal YouTube subscriptions, and more.
You can also adjust whether Google can store certain information, which is only available to you. For example, as the site #YouTube or your search history, device information, voice and audio activity, location history, as well as web browser history and other information.
Meanwhile, the new site privacy.google.com presented to answer questions about what kind of data is collected and why it is collected by Google. Most of the content of these sites will offer a more customized experience when using Google products and show the user more targeted, and display more relevant ads.
This is not the first time Google tried to store information on a service under one roof, the company that first launched the Google Dashboard back in 2009 that allows users to track their Google activity. And in 2012, Google increased detail offered by launching even more detailed metrics on specific sites.
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