Google Records Everything You Say Around Your Phone. Learn How To Delete Them

The WebPamphletBy Google’s voice search function doesn’t just turn on when you ask it to. Rather, it records almost everything. The outlet reports that #Google began doing this in June of 2015. Sounds creepy yet? Well, it
gets even worse. You see, you can listen to the
recordings Google has stored and associated with
your name simply by visiting this webpage the
company set up.
The feature works as a way of letting people search
with their voice, and storing those recordings
presumably lets Google improve its language
recognition tools as well as the results that it gives to
people. But it also comes with an easy way of
listening to and deleting all of the information that it
collects. That’s done through a special page that
brings together the information that Google has on
you.
How to delete the recordings
Luckily, if you’re not too happy about Google having
potentially hours of your voice in its database, you
can delete those files.
Beside each file’s title you’ll see a checkbox.
Simply check those boxes and click 'delete'.
How to Stop Google from Recording You Again
Now, as The Independent points out, stopping Google
from recording you does result in some limited
functionality if you’re using an Android phone or the
company’s search.
However, you may be someone whose concern for
privacy is much greater than finding what you’re
looking for easily. If so, begin by never using Google’s
voice search functions again. Follow up by disabling
Google’s voice search.
Follow these steps for Android users:
1. Navigate to Settings
2. Tap the General tab
3. Under “Personal” find “Language and Input”
4. Find “Google voice typing” and tap the Settings
button
5. Tap “Ok Google” Detection
6. “Under the”From the Google app” option, move the
slider to the left
You can watch the video below to learn more about
Google's creepy recording database:

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