Google Privacy Policy
Basso RischioAI-powered analysis of Google's Privacy Policy. Find out what they really do with your data.
Last analyzed: April 7, 2026
Risk Assessment
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Cosa devi sapere
- 1They collect your personal data to improve their services.
- 2They use your activity and location to personalize content and ads.
- 3They collect data from your devices, apps, and browsers.
- 4They share non-personal data with partners for analytics.
- 5You can manage your privacy settings in your Google Account.
I tuoi dati (29)
They collect your name when you create a Google Account.
They collect your password when you create a Google Account.
You can choose to add your phone number to your account.
You can choose to add payment information to your account.
They collect your email address for communication and updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Google spy on you?
Google appears to have relatively user-friendly privacy practices. Our analysis found 0 minor concerns. They collect Name, Password, Phone Number but their overall approach is more transparent than most.
What data does Google collect?
Google collects the following types of data: Name (They collect your name when you create a Google Account.); Password (They collect your password when you create a Google Account.); Phone Number (You can choose to add your phone number to your account.); Payment Information (You can choose to add payment information to your account.); Email Address (They collect your email address for communication and updates.); Content you create (They collect emails, photos, videos, documents, and comments you create.); Unique Identifiers (They collect unique identifiers from your browser, app, or device.); Browser Information (They collect your browser type and settings.); Device Information (They collect your device type, settings, and operating system.); Mobile Network Information (They collect your carrier name and phone number.); Application Version Number (They collect the version number of your applications.); IP Address (They collect your IP address.); Crash Reports (They collect crash reports from your apps and devices.); System Activity (They collect information about your system activity.); Date and Time (They collect the date and time of your requests.); Referrer URL (They collect the referrer URL of your requests.); Search Terms (They collect the terms you search for.); Videos Watched (They collect information about the videos you watch.); Content and Ad Interactions (They collect your views and interactions with content and ads.); Voice and Audio Information (They collect your voice and audio information.); Purchase Activity (They collect information about your purchase activity.); Communication Contacts (They collect information about people you communicate with.); Third-party Site/App Activity (They collect your activity on third-party sites and apps using their services.); Chrome Browsing History (They collect your Chrome browsing history if synced.); Call and Message Log Information (They collect phone numbers, call/message times, and duration for calls/messages.); Location Information (They collect your location using GPS, IP address, Wi-Fi, and cell towers.); Publicly Accessible Information (They collect information about you from public sources.); Information from Partners (They collect information from trusted partners like directory and marketing services.); Date of Birth (They collect your date of birth to verify your age.).
Is Google safe to use?
Our analysis rates Google as LOW RISK. It appears to be one of the more privacy-respecting services in its category. See the full breakdown below.
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