Caitlin Sarian visits myadcenter.google.com to show what Google thinks it knows about her. The platform lists inferred demographics like gender, age, income, and employer. Many were wrong for her, and she invites you to check yours.
Do you think Google knows who you are and what you like? Here's how to find out. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cyber security and data protection expert and I want to help you understand all that Google knows about you. Let's go. Go to myadcenter.google.com and then go down to manage privacy. This is where it's going to tell you exactly who it thinks you are based on what you've searched for. Me it says I'm a female, age 25 to 34. My language.
Relationships household income degree tech industry employer hometown.
I will say I'm pretty sneaky online. So almost every single section of that was incorrect. But what about yours? Was yours correct? Comment below if yours is correct. Be sure to share this with a friend.
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