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The Google Privacy Policy is the official document outlining how Google collects, uses, shares, and protects your data across its ecosystem. This includes applications like Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, and Google Maps, as well as platforms like Google Chrome and the Android operating system. 📊 What Data Google Collects

Google gathers information to deliver personalized features and targeted advertisements. This occurs through two distinct states:

When signed in: Google logs details associated directly with your Google Account. This includes your name, email address, payment details, and phone number, alongside user-generated content like emails, photos, docs, and YouTube comments.

When signed out: Google tracks interactions via unique identifiers linked to your specific browser, application, or device.

Core activities: The company captures your search queries, videos watched, ad interactions, purchase history, IP addresses, and real-time GPS location. ⚙️ How Google Uses and Shares Your Data

No Selling: Google maintains a strict policy stating that they never sell your personal information to third parties.

Service improvements: Collected data helps troubleshoot software issues, develop new tools, and feed algorithms to train large language models.

Restricted sharing: Your personal identifiers (like your name or email) are hidden from advertisers. Information is only shared outside of Google with your explicit consent, for external processing by trusted entities, with domain administrators (for work/school accounts), or for legal and compliance reasons. 🛠️ Privacy Controls for Users

The policy emphasizes user autonomy, giving you several direct tools to manage your digital footprint:

Политика конфиденциальности и Условия использования