The Google Privacy Policy outlines how Google collects, uses, shares, and protects your personal data when you interact with their services. It is designed to give you transparency into their data practices and explain the tools available to manage your information. Data Google Collects
Google gathers data depending on how you use its services and your account settings:
Things you create or provide: Emails you write, photos and videos you save, documents you create, and your contact information.
Your activity: Search terms, videos you watch on YouTube, purchase activity, people you communicate with, and your synced Chrome browsing history.
Device and app information: Your IP address, crash reports, device type, operating system, and unique identifiers tied to your browser or app.
Location information: GPS data, IP address, and sensor readings from nearby Wi-Fi routers or cell towers. How Google Uses Data
Google processes your data to maintain and improve its products. Key uses include: Google Privacy Policy