To set Google to automatically delete your YouTube data either never or every three or 18 months, select Auto-delete and pick the time frame you feel most comfortable with. To stop Google from tracking either just the videos you watch or just your searches, uncheck the appropriate box.Ĥ. If you want Google to stop tracking your YouTube search and viewing history entirely, turn off the toggle on this page. To see a list of all your YouTube data that Google has logged, scroll to History Settings and select YouTube History.ģ. Sign in to your Google Account and choose Data & Privacy from the navigation bar.Ģ. If you don't want Google to keep audio recordings of your interactions with Google Assistant, uncheck the second box. If you want Google to stop tracking just your Chrome browser history and activity from sites you sign in to with your Google account, uncheck the first box. But beware - changing this setting will most likely make any Google Assistant devices you use, including Google Home and Google Nest smart speakers and displays, virtually unusable.Ĥ. To turn it completely off, move the toggle to the off position. This is where all your Google searches, YouTube viewing history, Google Assistant commands and other interactions with Google apps and services get recorded.ģ. To see a list of all your activity that Google has logged, scroll to History Settings and select Web & App Activity. Sign in to your Google Account and choose Data & Privacy from the navigation bar.Ģ.

For most of the day-to-day things you do with Google you won't even notice the difference.ġ.

Otherwise, feel free to delete all your data and set Google to stop tracking you. If your goal is to exert more control over your data but you still want Google services like search and Google Maps to personalize your results, we recommend setting your data to autodelete after three months. If you want to see the motherlode of data Google has on you, follow these steps to find it, review it, delete it or set it to automatically delete after a period of time. Take a look at Google's record of your online activity

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