The Google Privacy Policy outlines what data Google collects, why they collect it, how it is used, and how you can manage, export, or delete your information. It applies to all services offered by Google LLC and its affiliates, including YouTube, Android, and embedded tools like Google Maps. Key Categories of Collected Data
Google tracks data to improve services, deliver personalized recommendations, and serve relevant advertising. This information includes:
Things you create or provide: Personal info (name, email), emails you write, photos or videos you save, and documents you create.
Your activity: Search terms, videos watched, interactions with content/ads, voice/audio information, purchase activity, and people you communicate with.
Apps, browsers, and devices: IP addresses, crash reports, system activity, hardware models, and device-specific unique identifiers.
Location information: High-precision GPS data, IP-address location, and sensor data from nearby Wi-Fi routers or cell towers. Data Sharing and Protections
Google states that they never sell your personal information to anyone. They explicitly limit data sharing outside of the company to the following conditions: Google Privacy Policy
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