A short YouTube explainer by Caitlin Sarian asserting that Google stores voice recordings and thus 'listens' to conversations. She gives a step-by-step setting path to disable "Voice & Audio Activity" in Google account settings, warns that data brokers may still track and sell personal information, and promotes a partnered personal data removal service (Incogni) with a 60% off offer.
Google stores your voice recordings to improve its services. That means it's listening to your conversation. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cybersecurity and data protection expert and I want to help you protect yourself online. Let's go. To stop saving your voice interactions, go to your Google settings, tap data and personalization and under activity and controls, turn off voice and audio activity. Remember, even if you do this, your personal data is still out there being tracked and sold by data brokers. Protect yourself even further. You need to remove your personal information from these data brokers, making sure your privacy stays intact. That's why I'm so excited that I partnered with Incogni, because we've created a personal data removal service just for you and it helps you, the user, gain control of your online privacy and you get 60% off. Want to protect your data even more? Comment Incogni and I'll send you the link to the service.
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