Recent Quotes View Full List My Watchlist Create Watchlist Indicators DJI Nasdaq Composite SPX Gold Crude Oil Hydroworld Market Index Markets Stocks ETFs Tools Overview News Currencies International Treasuries Is Google listening? Check your account history now By: FOXNews.com May 30, 2024 at 20:08 PM EDT Letting Google access your device's microphone can lead to unnecessary privacy concerns down the road — here's how you can control what gets recorded and when. Some of us are more paranoid than others about what our phones are listening to and what they do with that information.We’re giving away a $799 iPhone 15. Enter to win now!Advertisers and data brokers know so much about you … They don't need to listen to discover your secrets. Still, you better believe it's happening.Worry not. I’m looking out for your security and privacy — because we all know Big Tech companies aren’t.TRAVEL SEASON IS HERE: 7 TIPS AND TRICKS FROM A TECH AND TRAVELING PROI feel like somebody’s watchin’ meA hidden feature in your Google account is snatching up audio recordings from your web and app activity, interactions with digital assistants, and more.Google says they're only listening in for commands and to boost marketing efforts. But this breach of your privacy could lead to way more significant problems.If a cybercriminal hacks into your Google account or smart devices, they can get their hands on your stored audio and voice data — and it's all downhill from there. We're talking about AI voice clones that can gain access to your sensitive accounts, scam your loved ones, or worse.Luckily, there's a way you can stop the madness. Here's how to block Google from eavesdropping. Digital earmuffsGoogle is smart, but you're smarter. Follow these steps to protect your privacy. It's easy on your phone:AI EXPERT: CHATGPT PROMPTS YOU’LL WISH YOU KNEW SOONERNow, like magic, audio recordings from your interactions with Google Search, Assistant and Maps aren’t saved to your Google account. They won't get saved on Google's servers, either. Phew.However, this will not wipe any previously saved audio recordings. You will have to take care of that separately.Delete one item at a time:Delete all items at once:NOTE: These steps will delete all your web and app activity associated with your Google account, not just items, including a recording.HANDY HIDDEN FEATURES ON INSTAGRAM, X AND FACEBOOKDo not disturbWhile you’re at it, check for other apps that might be listening in. Let’s start with iPhone:Got an Android? Follow these steps:Phew. A few minutes of work, and now you can rest a little easier. Get tech-smarter on your scheduleAward-winning host Kim Komando is your secret weapon for navigating tech.Copyright 2024, WestStar Multimedia Entertainment. All rights reserved. Related Stocks: Fancamp Exploration Ltd Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io Stock quotes supplied by Barchart Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes. By accessing this page, you agree to the following Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
Is Google listening? Check your account history now By: FOXNews.com May 30, 2024 at 20:08 PM EDT Letting Google access your device's microphone can lead to unnecessary privacy concerns down the road — here's how you can control what gets recorded and when. Some of us are more paranoid than others about what our phones are listening to and what they do with that information.We’re giving away a $799 iPhone 15. Enter to win now!Advertisers and data brokers know so much about you … They don't need to listen to discover your secrets. Still, you better believe it's happening.Worry not. I’m looking out for your security and privacy — because we all know Big Tech companies aren’t.TRAVEL SEASON IS HERE: 7 TIPS AND TRICKS FROM A TECH AND TRAVELING PROI feel like somebody’s watchin’ meA hidden feature in your Google account is snatching up audio recordings from your web and app activity, interactions with digital assistants, and more.Google says they're only listening in for commands and to boost marketing efforts. But this breach of your privacy could lead to way more significant problems.If a cybercriminal hacks into your Google account or smart devices, they can get their hands on your stored audio and voice data — and it's all downhill from there. We're talking about AI voice clones that can gain access to your sensitive accounts, scam your loved ones, or worse.Luckily, there's a way you can stop the madness. Here's how to block Google from eavesdropping. Digital earmuffsGoogle is smart, but you're smarter. Follow these steps to protect your privacy. It's easy on your phone:AI EXPERT: CHATGPT PROMPTS YOU’LL WISH YOU KNEW SOONERNow, like magic, audio recordings from your interactions with Google Search, Assistant and Maps aren’t saved to your Google account. They won't get saved on Google's servers, either. Phew.However, this will not wipe any previously saved audio recordings. You will have to take care of that separately.Delete one item at a time:Delete all items at once:NOTE: These steps will delete all your web and app activity associated with your Google account, not just items, including a recording.HANDY HIDDEN FEATURES ON INSTAGRAM, X AND FACEBOOKDo not disturbWhile you’re at it, check for other apps that might be listening in. Let’s start with iPhone:Got an Android? Follow these steps:Phew. A few minutes of work, and now you can rest a little easier. Get tech-smarter on your scheduleAward-winning host Kim Komando is your secret weapon for navigating tech.Copyright 2024, WestStar Multimedia Entertainment. All rights reserved. Related Stocks: Fancamp Exploration Ltd