To learn more about you and serve up the best answers
(and ads), Google Assistant stores audio of your
questions and instructions. Don’t be shocked—
companies like Google will gobble up your personal
data whenever they can.
Echo devices have had this problem, and as of this
summer, so have Google (and Microsoft and Apple).
Thankfully, just as you can delete your history with
Alexa on the Amazon Echo, so too can you delete the
history of all you’ve said to Google Assistant, whether
via Google Home or through your smartphone.
LOG INTO MY ACTIVITY
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Assistant account is to visit MyActivity.Google.com. You
can also go to Google.com, log in to your Google
Account, click your picture at the upper right, and select
Google Account > Personal Info & Privacy >
Manage Your Google Activity. On the next page,
click Go to My Activity.
MY MOBILE ACTIVITY
The steps are almost the
same on a mobile device. I
In the Google App on iOS,
click your avatar and
follow this path: Manage
your Google Account >
Personal info & privacy
My Activity. You’ll get
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the desktop.
You can delete
all you’ve said
to Google
Assistant via
Google Home
or through
your
smartphone.