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Google Gemini now lets you see everything it remembers about you — here's how to take control

The latest feature in Google Gemini lets users better understand what the chatbot has learned and remembered about them—here’s how to try it for yourself.

Google Gemini now lets you see everything it remembers about you — here's how to take control

Google has introduced a new feature allowing users to see and manage what the Gemini chatbot remembers about them. This Memory summary, now available in the desktop and mobile browser versions of Gemini, provides a clear overview of the information the chatbot has learned from previous conversations. Users can access this feature by going to their Settings and clicking on Personal Intelligence, then the Memory and Memory summary tabs.

The Memory summary presents a bullet-pointed summary of key details, including background, relationships, work, interests, and preferences. Users can enable or disable the Memory feature and view or delete all the collected data through the Memory summary tab. This update allows users to take control of the information Gemini uses to personalize their conversations, providing transparency and control over the chatbot's data retention.

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