Although Google is a frequent topic when discussing online privacy, the company offers features to protect your data in its My Activity panel.

From the My Activity page you not only see what Google is tracking, you can also take steps to delete data and prevent future collection.

Your Google search history includes the queries you've entered into Google search when you're signed in. Here's how to wipe it clean.

How do I view my activity? Making sure you’re signed in to your Google account, search “Google My Activity” and arrive on this landing page.

Google tracks everything you do online consistently, including your search keywords and app activity. Your Activity page allows you to decide what stays and what is deleted.

How to delete your Google search history and stop tracking Take back control of all the personal data Google stores about you with our easy-to-follow security tips WIRED ...

Google now allows you to automatically delete search history and activity from other Google services after a set period of time. Here's how to do it.

Find your first Google search Screenshot: Gizmodo Google keeps diligent records of everything you do inside its products: Go to the My Activity page in your Google account, click Filter by date ...

Google search adds activity cards to make browsing your history easier Pick up where you left off or avoid going over the same results.

Google releases Account Activity, which lets users track exactly how they’re using Google services — from search to email — and from where their accounts are being accessed.