Google now allows you to password-protect your Google account's My Activity page so that others sharing your device can't snoop on your online activity.

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.

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.

Google tends to track a lot of your personal data as you surf the internet and use apps, but it also gives you the tools to monitor that data comprehensively.

Google Collections tab update gives you quick access to your recent search activity The redesign helps organize your search history into more manageable collections.

Google makes it easier to clear your recent Search activity Over the next year, Google will add direct access to privacy controls from other products including Maps.

Google for the past month or so has been giving over search suggestions to some logged in searchers. These search suggestions are not based on generic queries but based on that specific users ...

HIGHLIGHTS Google has introduced a new “Activity” feed for its file storage service Google Drive. This new feed will show you all your recent activities in one place. It will be available on ...

How to scrub your Google history in seconds Google’s new My Activity feature shows you what all you’ve been up to.

While prolific among first-party Android and iOS apps, night modes on Google websites are few and far between. The Google My Activity page is now the latest to feature a dark theme. Google ...

Google Drive Activity Feed appears as a standalone page that’s accessible from the left hand navigation panel within Drive.