The Daily Dose

Google gets a lot of stick for its data collection practices, and that’s little surprise really. I love many of Google’s products, but that doesn’t stop me being concerned about just how precise a picture the company holds on me from all the data I’ve willingly handed over. And I’m by no means alone. To redress this imbalance somewhat, Google has launched a tool called ‘About me’ that lets you view what data the company is holding on you and what other people can see. You can then add or delete info as you see fit, up to a point. For…

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