Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog updated Privacy Policy takes effect today, March 1. As you use our products one thing will be clear: it’s the same Google experience that you’re used to, with the same controls. Our privacy policy is now much easier to understand. Our privacy policy will enable us to build a better, more intuitive user experience across Google for signed-in users. Our privacy controls aren’t changing. link ] to do things like edit or turn off your search history [link ] and YouTube history [link ], control [link ] the way Google tailors ads to your interests and browse the web “incognito” using Chrome [link ]. You can use services like Search, Maps and YouTube if you are not signed in. You can even separate your information into different accounts, since we don’t combine personal information across them. And we’re committed to data liberation , so if you want to take your information elsewhere you can.Posted by Alma Whitten, Director of Privacy, Product and Engineering
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