Once a month or quarterly, take a few minutes to scroll through your Google Dashboard or My Activity page and comb through the information. Also, turn on extra verification for your Google Activity.

From your Google Dashboard you can view the company’s privacy policies, easily access your most recent activity for each Google service you use, and manage settings for those services.

Google gets a lot of flak for not respecting user privacy. However, your Google account does come with a comprehensive privacy dashboard that most people simply never check.

You can use the Google Activity Controls Dashboard to manage and edit your stored web & app, location or YouTube activity.

Although Google is a frequent topic when discussing online privacy, the company offers features to protect your data in its My Activity panel.

Last year, Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides introduced an Activity dashboard to provide stats and easily see who has viewed a document.

To help you keep an eye on your Google account, Google tracks your recent account activity and allows you to review them from your Google Dashboard.

When that is done, Google will ask you to sign in to your Google account again. When you sign in, you’ll notice the “Verify” button in your Google Activity dashboard.

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