How to understand what exactly Google knows about you. Everything you need to know about the My Activities page in Google My Activities Google Com
My Activities Page
On this page you can study and edit the list of your actions in your account. It includes search queries, videos watched, and pages visited.
How it works
You can set your history to be saved in some Google services, such as Search, YouTube, and Chrome. As a result, working with our products will become even more convenient.
How to find and view activities
Actions are listed in list form, starting with the most recent. Similar actions can be combined into groups. Please note that not all actions may be included in the group.
How to find an action
- Open the Google Account page.
- Data and personalization.
- In chapter Actions and chronology click My actions.
- The action can be found:
- by date and time (all actions are sorted in chronological order);
- using the search bar and filters at the top of the screen.
Actions can be shown individually or in blocks. To change the view, in the upper right corner of the screen, click on the three dots icon Show actions or Show blocks.
How to view details about an action
How to delete an action
How to change save settings
You can manage almost all the settings that save information about your actions.
- Open the Google Account page.
- From the left navigation bar, select Data and personalization.
- In chapter Activity tracking click Activity tracking settings.
- Set the desired settings using the switches.
Note. Not all data may be shown on the My Activity page.
Troubleshooting
Can't view list of actions
Make sure the following conditions are met:
- You are logged in. Your actions are only saved if you are logged in.
- The device is connected to the Internet. The Action List is not available offline.
- You have enabled the desired settings. To check this, go to the page.
- You are only logged into one account. If you're signed into multiple accounts at the same time on the same browser or device, your activity may be saved to the default account.
Note. Data from some Google services is not saved to your account.
The list contains suspicious activities
Simplified mode
If you see the message "You're using Light Mode," it means that some features of the My Activity page are not supported in your browser and you need to update it.
For those who use Google services such as YouTube, search, etc. there is good news. Recently Google launched a new service called “My Activity”. This site allows you to easily find out what the user is looking for on the Internet, which sites he visits, what music he listens to and what programs he runs on his computer and mobile device, smartphone/phone.
As you understand, I could not ignore this news, since this topic is directly related to the subject of our site. If you are a user of any Google sites, you must know about this innovation.
We wrote more about how Google monitors and how bad it is in the article “”
My Google activity
Here is the information that Google stores and which you can view, delete, and, if you are the account owner, disable:
- Application and web history
- Information from devices
- History of voice control
- YouTube search history
- YouTube View History
First, let's go to the "" website and enter your gmail login and password. After which you will be taken to the main page.
This is what the main page of the “My Actions” site looks like.
The user's activity history is shown as a feed. The newest events are at the top, the oldest events are below.
To view detailed information, click on the three dots button and select “Details”
How to delete history on Google?
There you can delete the event by selecting the appropriate item in the drop-down menu.
For user convenience, the “My Actions” service suggests using filters and searching only for specific events.
There is also a search with which you can find any event using a specific word.
As you noticed in the screen above, in my case only . This is because I once limited the collection and storage of my activity in the Google services settings.
How to disable Google activity history?
You can disable the activity history of all or only some Google services. To do this, click on the three dots icon located in the upper left corner and select “Track actions” from the drop-down menu.
On this page you can enable or disable saving your activity history. For example, disable Google search history.
Or turn off your mobile device's location history.
Even after turning off all services, it is difficult to say and know what Google is actually saving, but it is encouraging that this network giant heard people's complaints and took at least some action. As I said in another article, the problem is not with Google storing and using the information it collects. Google won't hack you. The problem is that all this information can fall into the hands of other people, criminals, and be used against you.
That's all. Information is money, and everyone should know how to protect this information and how to find it. This is why we are here, so that you know how to do it correctly. Good luck friends and don’t forget to follow us on social networks so you don’t miss new articles.
A total of 4 referrals were found from other websites to the Myactivity.google.com website. The most important links to the website come from Leo-sosnine.livejournal.com and Xgrbml.livejournal.com. The most common links to the home page are Myactivity.google.com and the page other websites.
Important links to this site
| # | Domain | Link text | Link rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | leo-sosnine.livejournal.com | https://myactivity.google.com/myactivit | |
| 2. | xgrbml.livejournal.com | https://history.google.com/history/audi | |
| 3. | sunsinta.livejournal.com | here | |
| 4. | stierchen.livejournal.com | https://history.google.com/ |
Pages most frequently linked from external sources
The table shows the Myactivity.google.com websites that are very frequently linked to by other websites and therefore form an important part of its content.
Comment: The analysis of external links is based on the most recent data obtained.
Technical information
The Myactivity.google.com web server is operated by Google and is located in Mountain View, USA. The server exclusively serves the Myactivity.google.com website.
The current standard is used to mark up the content HTML 5. A website's metadata does not provide guidance regarding whether its content will be found by search engines. Therefore, the content will be registered in search engines.
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