Google Meet Privacy Insights
Updated Nov 18, 2024
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TrustĀ ScoreSummary
Google collects extensive user data across its services to provide personalized experiences, improve products, and enable targeted advertising. The company provides multiple privacy controls and transparency about data usage.
Safety Concerns
- Extensive data collection across multiple services
- Data used for advertising and personalization
- Potential privacy risks with cross-service data integration
Third Party Sharing
Google shares data with specific categories of third parties under defined circumstances
Service Providers
Process information on Google's behalf based on instructions
Services used:
Contractors
Trusted Businesses
Data collected:
Personal Information
Usage Data
Domain Administrators
Can access and manage employee/student accounts
Services used:
Organizations
Businesses
Data collected:
Account Information
Legal Authorities
Disclosure in response to legal requests
Services used:
Government
Law Enforcement
Data collected:
User Identification
Data Collection
Google collects comprehensive user data across multiple dimensions
Personal Identifiers
Name, email, phone number, password
Device Information
IP address, device type, browser settings, operating system
Location Data
GPS, IP-based location, nearby Wi-Fi/cell towers
Activity Information
Search terms, video views, voice interactions, purchase history
Communication Data
Call logs, message metadata, email contents
Opt-Out Options
Disable Web & App Activity
- 1Go to Google Account
- 2Navigate to Activity Controls
- 3Turn off Web & App Activity
Adjust Ad Personalization
- 1Visit My Ad Center
- 2Modify ad settings
- 3Opt out of personalized ads
Location History Management
- 1Access Google Account Settings
- 2Find Location Services
- 3Disable Location History