What does Google know about me?

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Maybe you're good at keeping secrets. Maybe you're so mysterious that even your own family and friends don't know much about you. Maybe you could be a spy or a secret agent because you're so good at disguise and covering your tracks. Maybe no one knows anything about you.

Except Google, of course. No matter how good you are or how good you think you are, there's always someone who knows everything and from whom you can't hide anything, and that's good, old, family friend Google. Yes, Google knows everything, you can't fool or trick Google. You can't outsmart Google, let alone outrun it.

No matter how fast you are, Google will be at least a few steps australia whatsapp list of you to serve you personalized ads, if nothing else. Or offer you a video of your liking on YouTube. Or you get a call from Google Assistant who wants to chat with you for a bit.

Even if you want to secretly flee the country and change your identity, unless you do your research and arrangements on the dark web , there's a good chance you could be easily discovered because Google knows everything you do, and might even offer you a green card lottery in the US, an immigration number in South America, or a real estate agency in Trinidad and Tobago.

There has been a long debate about Google and their liberal policy of handling users' personal data, but nothing concrete has been achieved because, while we may be optimistic and willing to fight for justice, you will never defeat large corporations.

Google, as one of the mega corporations, has transformed itself from a search engine into a collector of its users' data, earning billions and profiting daily, together with its partners who, at the very least, try to serve personalized ads to users, you and me, and encourage us to make purchases.

Regardless of whether you're paranoid or not, you might be surprised by how much Google knows about you, the amount of information it has collected, and the accuracy of the data it has.

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Google knows who you are.
Google collects so much data that it has a pretty good (and accurate) picture of who you are and even what you look like. Google knows:

Your full name, age, gender, phone number, and of course your email address, since you use Gmail. This is all information you voluntarily provided them when you opened your account.
What you look like – if you upload your pictures to Google Photos, you allow Google to practice its AI facial recognition software on you, and thus see what you look like.
How does your voice sound – do you use Google Assistant? A very handy add-on that can be very helpful, but it also records your voice and conversations when you use it.
Google knows everything about your tastes and what you like and don't like.
Google's business model is based on collecting data about its users and trying to predict their behavior. That's why Google uses almost every platform it has to collect data about you and track what you like and don't like.

The collected data creates a fairly accurate user profile that Google can monetize by serving you personalized ads. This is how Google makes money. What does Google know about you?

The movies and series you like and watch, the music you listen to, the types of food you eat and the recipes you try, your political views, whether you are healthy or suffer from any diseases, what you drink, what religion you belong to... and numerous other data that it collects through your search results on Chrome, YouTube, the apps you use, and other platforms you use.
Where you are, where you go, where you travel, and what your favorite places are, as well as the routes you take because, of course, you use Google Maps, which records your every step as soon as you open them.
Your spending and shopping habits – if you shop through Chrome, Google knows all the places you shop or have shopped in the past, as well as what you've bought. It also knows your favorite brands through the photos and images you've viewed or searched for.
Your level of physical activity – if you use Google Fit, Google knows how athletic you are, what you do, how often, and at what intensity.