News Source: The News Tribune
| 17 days ago
Google has unveiled its Google Dashboard service, a page where users can get a sense of the data the company stores about them in any of 23 different Google-run services. As questions about how the company uses consumer data continue to mount, Google...
News Source: Los Angeles Times
| 17 days ago
Its Dashboard service is Google's attempt to respond to questions about how it uses consumer data and whether users have enough access to and control of information they have on programs like Gmail, YouTube and Google Docs, the company's word-...
News Source: Venture Beat
| 17 days ago
OK, so all that personal data doesn’t really belong to Google, but it would be nice to know how much the search giant has on us — embarrassing e-mails, search histories and all. The company released a dashboard today that shows all the data it...
News Source: The Australian
| 17 days ago
Just launched globally, the Google Dashboard provides an easy interface with a range of existing privacy controls intended to help users manage their interactions with the search giant's burgeoning range of email, social networking and voice products.
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| 17 days ago
Dashboard summarizes data kept about use of more than 20 of the California-based firm's services, according to a blog post by Google engineer Alma Whitten, product manager Yariv Adan, and vice president Marissa Mayer. "The Dashboard summarizes data...
News Source: Canada.com
| 17 days ago
Google Inc. on Thursday launched new privacy controls so users can see the reams of personal information the Internet giant is storing about them and insist the data are deleted if they want. People who have signed up for any of Google's consumer...