Google

Pervasive Cross-Service Data Collection

Third-Party Site and App Tracking

Broad Location Data Collection

Voice and Audio Data Collection

Government and Law Enforcement Data Sharing

Vague and Extended Data Retention

Personalised Advertising Profiling

Data Shared with Affiliates and Third-Party Processors

Deletion Delays and Backup Copies

Data Collected Without Signing In

Google States It Does Not Sell Personal Data

Right to Access, Correct, and Delete Data

Google collects extensive data across all its services including location, browsing activity, voice, and cross-site tracking to build detailed user profiles primarily for advertising. While Google offers meaningful privacy controls and does not sell personal data in the traditional sense, the sheer volume of data collected, indefinite retention for some categories, and broad sharing with affiliates and law enforcement make this a high-risk policy for privacy-conscious users.