ALRIGHT so i was watching an anime the other day and then before that, my youtube reccomendations were just some regular joe shmoe type of stuff like gaming, nothing much, not much anime AND THEN i watch an anime and that certain anime pops up in my reccomendation.
One issue you forgot to mention is how google rolls over backwards for any government who want to access your data.. This can be a huge issue if it leads to you getting arrested over some shady searches you did out of curiosity, or if you live in a country with a very authorotarian government they can figure out that you disagree with them politically and have you arrested.. These are just some of the many issues I can see
i had a pimple just above my lips and i searched for "pimple" and it should pictures and search suggestions for white head pimples above lips same like. i got
@@sameerop2100 maybe because you took selfie, so google associated te pimple you searched, to the one above your lip. In my opinion this is a great thing, honestly because it took you exactly where you wanted without bothering too much.
So they sell access to an extremely efficient way of advertising. It gained it's efficiency through data collection, analysis, and being heavily guarded. Do they sell summaries? As valuable as someone's specific identifying data is, things like "people in this area tend to ____" has a massive amount of value as well. What they sell in a sentence is basically "we will show your add to people who tend to ____". From the consumer side, I PREFER targeted ads over blanket ads. If it's an ad I'm forced to sit through, it might as well be something likely to interest me, or have a comedic angle aimed at my age group, and maybe even for something I already like, or want. Of course the generic blanket ads get through more than some smaller more interesting ones. I like to see it as a way for smaller, local businesses to get a chance with a more likely customer base for less money than having to pay for a broader viewership via an older method.
Perfectly explained. I do not like how if you decline some data collection it breaks the functionality of your phone, specially the Pixel. A great video would be if Apple collects your data and how it's used in comparison to Google. Apple is seen by most people as this super secure phone when I don't believe that's true.
@@manowar2816 I'm not too sure about that. There's another video that really breaks down how much Apple phones home versus Google. Google really tracks your location. I prefer Google products over Apple but they are less invasive than Google.
@@techbeforefries I am going straight with the wolf, because going with Shep my info is spered in more location Shep wolf tencent, etc. Going with the wolf feel more coaching what you do while you share and the Wolf show you what you share. Google is big is to big Google collect ifo from cities boroughs to hospitals, people with no Google account still have a folder in Google from Virginia and Meriland servers I pointed this states for three letters agency. Not only that you can run linux and still you are on Google is more than surveillance. Now when you lie is hard to trust anything in Apple products. For example apple maps how many companies has your data for your location? This is one example. This is my point of view
Thanks Josh, I pretty well figured that All that you said about Google just now, about why Google collect our date. But it was good to hear it fome you. Although about Targeting Special ads for me, I never understood why... When I am Always going to Google maps to find out what bus to take me where I want to go. After So many years of doing this, that I Don't Understand why I get Bombarded with New Car, New Pick Ups truck, etc. Ads. It seems that Google doesn't know that I don't have money for a new vehicle, either. In others words my income. Just one question, when I look at the permissions as I am thinking of installing an app, They are the People I worry about most about my data. So much that I usually change my mind about the app all together. Have you done a video on app. Permissions? If so, would you tell me how I can watch it. I'm Subscribed with you with Notifications, too. Anything about This I sure would appreciate. Thank you, & Both Thumbs Up!
Thanks for the comment! We haven't done a video on app permissions yet, but that's a great idea. I'll add it to our list. Definitely reccomend going into the preferences center and seeing what types of information Google has flagged for you. If new cars and such has been flagged you'll be able to remove them so you'll stop seeing those ads from Google.
I think the way you explained it is very good. And thank you for that. I think it is also important to understand WHY the collect this data. Thank you very much for your vid. Maybe now some guys can in deeper form understand why the data is collected.
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@@Kevin-cv9tw I've been using iCloud for about a year now after using Google Photos for a few years prior and I'm honestly torn on which one I prefer. Google does it all for free basically while having superior AI while Apple's frontends are slicker and allow for better storage management without having to be online all the time.
This is not the data were talking about but literally everytime I use the wifi google would suck a lot of data from it , well it doesn't really effects since I would still pay the same price no matter how much data I use but still I'm really annoyed seeing Google taking about 1gb + of data per day . The same as Google photos literally taking the same amount of data google does
I think google is selling my data, because I was researching about iphones and some random instagram account selling iphones started following me. So creepy....
I've been recommending Google Photos to my friends but they don't use it because of privacy issues...now I am relieved that my photos saved to the said app will never be sold by Google. Thank you for this video.
@@Tsioboy i recently cleared up my photos and was so happy to see really old photos of memories that I had almost forgotten. Plus, sharing albums, photos and videos is a breeze.
@@lakshayasinghal1804 So convenient right? I've using Google Photos since 2016 and I plan to scan my old pictures with PhotoScan app save it to Google Photos
I'm late but I always tell these privacy conspiracy theorist. You have the options too check your personal google activity page and being able to download your data via google takeout.
To improve the functionality of the assistant. I had, and still have issues with my assistant because my voice is either too high or too low, or it can't recognize the entire phrase because I work in a noisy environment.
You look a lot like doing advertising for Google. A few questions, if you don't mind: Do you work for Google? How does Google make money out of Google pay, if not selling my personal information? Banks and credit card companies do nothing for free, therefore they must receive something in return to let a middle man (Google) in their business.
We do a lot of Google videos, that's true. We're not paid by Google to do them though. Google did supply us pixel devices for the videos we did on them, but for all other videos we purchased the products. For Google Pay, it appears Google is tracking transaction data. So it can see what you buy, from which merchant, at which location and when you bought it. Which is no different than what info the credit card companies already have on their users. You read more about Google Pay here: payments.google.com/payments/apis-secure/get_legal_document?ldo=0&ldt=privacynotice&ldl=en-GB
Well, that middle "man" is acting as a bridge first of all. Would you prefer 10 different apps instead of one ? Or would you prefer to do it the old way with the paper bill and cash ? Yes, google collects data about you, about your behavior, what you like, what you need, so the next time you need it, it's already prepared for you to grab it.
@@ionutcristian3181 So, the answer to my question is yes, you work for Google. In addition, I don't want Google collecting and selling my personal info to any company that can use that information to scam me. I don't need Google to get anything "prepared" for me to grab. I'd rather deal with the companies that I choose, even if I had to deal with 10 different apps. In addition, you didn't answer how Google make money out of Google pay. Now, as you conveniently skipped the question, I'm sure it is selling customer's data.
@@hesleyt it took me 10 seconds to find that out. The model is quite simple actually. Google obtains commission for every payment made through Google pay. So the question is, why would the banks accept loosing money for every payment someone makes ? Simplicity. It reduces the process that you, the seller, and the bank undergo while making a purchase. Data, and informations such as personal information that are shared with a third-party (the bank, and the seller) are: whether you have a google pay account (the seller, and if you're not visiting some shady websites, i believe that you would be alright), card information (the bank). One more thing that I would like to add. If you're that dumb to be scammed, you should stay off internet. Stuff like this happened years ago, when people were uneducated, and internet scams such as "you won 1 million $, send us 10k and the money are yours", or "I'm a prince from Nigeria but I'm captured, send me money". Instead of revolting that Google, or anyone else would think that you're such an important person that they can barely wait to sell or buy the super secret data showing the ultimate rice recipe for rice, you should start learning more about the benefits of using Google, on how it can use the information of the subject you're most interested in to point you to what you actually need, on how using the internet is so much easier, on how they spend so much time to improve your productivity by decreasing the time you spend searching, or buying, or watching the thing you need. It's like having a calculator while in class at math, and you don't know shit. After all that ranting, here's a solution to your "problem". Use kiwi browser. It's a chrome like app, that has compatibility for extensions exactly like chrome on pc. It isn't traced, and won't let others know about your soup recipe.
@@ionutcristian3181 I'm not that dumb as you supposed; however, with the info Google possess on me, if Google sells it to some scammers, they don't even need to contact me to scam myself. Google has information enough for them to buy stuff, transfer money, etc without my interference. That is what I worry about. Furthermore, I don't want every other company knowing what I do, where I go or how I spend my money while I don't have business with them.
Answer me this please. Why do my parents watch shows on multiple streaming services (Netflix, youtube, paramount+ ect..) and then I get youtube recommendations on EXACTLY what they were watching. Im talking clips from the exact episodes or videos they were watching. I have a completely separate youtube account that is not linked with my parents in any way. In a separate household and under a different name! Some shady stuff is going down. Nothing we do is private anymore.
So what other social groups do these data collectors analyze this data on other than the basic groups (gender, age group, location, race, religion, political party)? Do they analyze other groups based on personality? How about more specific groups like
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imo they're doing a bad job. All the ads shown to me so far barely & rarely awake my interest.
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We take your privacy, seriously.
Lmao
Yes, i think google made a mistake there
ALRIGHT so i was watching an anime the other day and then before that, my youtube reccomendations were just some regular joe shmoe type of stuff like gaming, nothing much, not much anime AND THEN i watch an anime and that certain anime pops up in my reccomendation.
That is the funniest joke I have ever herd from Google
great sentence to demonstrate the importance of proper grammar
One issue you forgot to mention is how google rolls over backwards for any government who want to access your data.. This can be a huge issue if it leads to you getting arrested over some shady searches you did out of curiosity, or if you live in a country with a very authorotarian government they can figure out that you disagree with them politically and have you arrested.. These are just some of the many issues I can see
i had a pimple just above my lips and i searched for "pimple" and it should pictures and search suggestions for white head pimples above lips same like. i got
@@sameerop2100 maybe because you took selfie, so google associated te pimple you searched, to the one above your lip. In my opinion this is a great thing, honestly because it took you exactly where you wanted without bothering too much.
@@ionutcristian3181 👍🏼✨
So they sell access to an extremely efficient way of advertising. It gained it's efficiency through data collection, analysis, and being heavily guarded.
Do they sell summaries? As valuable as someone's specific identifying data is, things like "people in this area tend to ____" has a massive amount of value as well.
What they sell in a sentence is basically "we will show your add to people who tend to ____".
From the consumer side, I PREFER targeted ads over blanket ads. If it's an ad I'm forced to sit through, it might as well be something likely to interest me, or have a comedic angle aimed at my age group, and maybe even for something I already like, or want. Of course the generic blanket ads get through more than some smaller more interesting ones. I like to see it as a way for smaller, local businesses to get a chance with a more likely customer base for less money than having to pay for a broader viewership via an older method.
We value your privacy, and by that, I mean we give it a price and sell it.
You mean just like Apple who sells data for ads in siri suggestions.
14 year old argument.
Perfect Valentine's Day video for those who are in love with Google
03:16 is where Title of Video is explained. 😁
Perfectly explained. I do not like how if you decline some data collection it breaks the functionality of your phone, specially the Pixel. A great video would be if Apple collects your data and how it's used in comparison to Google. Apple is seen by most people as this super secure phone when I don't believe that's true.
Apple is worst then Google in privacy and noise data.
@@manowar2816 I'm not too sure about that. There's another video that really breaks down how much Apple phones home versus Google. Google really tracks your location. I prefer Google products over Apple but they are less invasive than Google.
@@techbeforefries I am going straight with the wolf, because going with Shep my info is spered in more location Shep wolf tencent, etc. Going with the wolf feel more coaching what you do while you share and the Wolf show you what you share. Google is big is to big Google collect ifo from cities boroughs to hospitals, people with no Google account still have a folder in Google from Virginia and Meriland servers I pointed this states for three letters agency. Not only that you can run linux and still you are on Google is more than surveillance. Now when you lie is hard to trust anything in Apple products. For example apple maps how many companies has your data for your location? This is one example. This is my point of view
Both apple and google are terrible for privacy
Sold my digital soul to google a long time ago. This is nothing new to me. And I still end up buying the pixel 4. 😅
🤣 *Sponsored by Google*
🤣
It probably is
True!!!
I thought the same thing 😅
Thanks Josh, I pretty well figured that All that you said about Google just now, about why Google collect our date. But it was good to hear it fome you. Although about Targeting Special ads for me, I never understood why... When I am Always going to Google maps to find out what bus to take me where I want to go. After So many years of doing this, that I Don't Understand why I get Bombarded with New Car, New Pick Ups truck, etc. Ads. It seems that Google doesn't know that I don't have money for a new vehicle, either. In others words my income. Just one question, when I look at the permissions as I am thinking of installing an app, They are the People I worry about most about my data. So much that I usually change my mind about the app all together. Have you done a video on app. Permissions? If so, would you tell me how I can watch it. I'm Subscribed with you with Notifications, too.
Anything about This I sure would appreciate.
Thank you, & Both Thumbs Up!
Thanks for the comment! We haven't done a video on app permissions yet, but that's a great idea. I'll add it to our list.
Definitely reccomend going into the preferences center and seeing what types of information Google has flagged for you. If new cars and such has been flagged you'll be able to remove them so you'll stop seeing those ads from Google.
For now it's safe, but at any moment the wrong guy can make it not safe. Scary! 😧
I think the way you explained it is very good. And thank you for that. I think it is also important to understand WHY the collect this data. Thank you very much for your vid. Maybe now some guys can in deeper form understand why the data is collected.
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Alrighty then I'm still cool on using Google Photos to back up my photos
Laughs in icloud
@@Kevin-cv9tw I've been using iCloud for about a year now after using Google Photos for a few years prior and I'm honestly torn on which one I prefer. Google does it all for free basically while having superior AI while Apple's frontends are slicker and allow for better storage management without having to be online all the time.
Thank you for making this video.
Translation They Track you to show ads.
Creepy!
This is not the data were talking about but literally everytime I use the wifi google would suck a lot of data from it , well it doesn't really effects since I would still pay the same price no matter how much data I use but still I'm really annoyed seeing Google taking about 1gb + of data per day . The same as Google photos literally taking the same amount of data google does
Bro..Google is on your tail...look out..😁
Haha. Don't look up they'll take a picture of you for Google earth.
@@happysmileylips 😂😂😂😂
I think google is selling my data, because I was researching about iphones and some random instagram account selling iphones started following me. So creepy....
Do you have an iPhone or Android?
Remember u working for.google
Their doing all this, but the camera and microphone are off limits.
#Hindi subtitle.
Shut up
Not sold, rented out
personalized ads are pretty much jack shit
I am watching this actually sixth months after this was uploaded...
Answer: EVERYTHING
Google owns 🍎🍏 fb owns free apps and has access to everything.. so your profiles.. awesome 👌😎.
spoiler: it sells it
What you came for: No they don't
Sounds kosher to me...
This should be illegal we all have rights!
Capitalism is so good at selling products
Paid for by Google?🤣
Why most of the apps in the Google Play Store for free 😏
Not only goigle sells users data. But also blocks the real reviews on RUclips and google reviews. Thus misguiding the people in their decision.
I've been recommending Google Photos to my friends but they don't use it because of privacy issues...now I am relieved that my photos saved to the said app will never be sold by Google. Thank you for this video.
Annnd I hope that they will consider using this app as Google Photos is really useful.
@@Tsioboy i recently cleared up my photos and was so happy to see really old photos of memories that I had almost forgotten. Plus, sharing albums, photos and videos is a breeze.
@@lakshayasinghal1804 So convenient right? I've using Google Photos since 2016 and I plan to scan my old pictures with PhotoScan app save it to Google Photos
@voidinferno Yes, what you see on my picture is the real me. I promise.
Ya but doesnt mean they wont train their AI on your photos
Thank you for finally clarifying this. So many people misunderstand Google's data collection, yet they want innovation and better AI.
I'm late but I always tell these privacy conspiracy theorist. You have the options too check your personal google activity page and being able to download your data via google takeout.
True.
*Misconception shouldn't be there.*
I guess I shouldn’t care, but I’m trying to stay fully anonymous on one of my computers.
Bs
@@dabutchaistoxic Probably should use brave and with VPNs, but yeah.
This video is really helpful to know about Google privacy
it was sponsored haha
I go with Google pixel then any I phone on the planet. I was in Apple Eco system, they lie about anything
Lol i was thinking about a video and when i search it it instantly pop up in the first row
Google: Would you like to share this photo with friends? 😁
Me: Nooo Nooo Nooo! Don't you dare send that picture! 😰
Maybe soon if Google grows enough or gets taken over by another company people you are at price oh me too.
Thanks Google 😒😒😒
I am glad that now there is a utopia ecosystem where people are absolutely anonymous
Why does google need to store your voice when you ask it questions , and keep it for ever?
To improve the functionality of the assistant. I had, and still have issues with my assistant because my voice is either too high or too low, or it can't recognize the entire phrase because I work in a noisy environment.
It's not kept forever, you can delete it and disable it if you want. The person above explained why they do this on the first place.
This is why I use Safari, Ecosia, and Word.
There is Duck Duck Go as well
Use Brave
Safari is just as bad apple is bad with privacy lol
What google knows about me:
Name: shit face
Age: 120
Gender: custom, kermit the frog
My phone number
Oh shit my phone number
Thank you sir for making this video! well explained and very helpful
Google : Yes, Yes
me : is this sponsored
Google : Yeah, I would've deleted it if it said truth
You're using my services and insulting me LOL😂
Do you sell my data to second party companies?
That's not how it works
7:00
So I’m gonna create an new company that will challenge google will know it through my email with other founders ? No thanks I’m cool
Do they have an ad for person who prefers to opt out of ads?
holy shit
Really really really
How much data use Google per day
So nice to have such a clear and helpful video from such a handsome and well-spoken host :)
Google: We catalog your data and help the NSA determine your national threat level based on your online activity, seriously.
Thank you for this informative video.
What's new in Google Map?
We have a video on that coming shortly
@@6MonthsLater Nice!
In other words you have no privacy at all... ever...
Google should not invade the privacy of my home by knowing AND COLLECTING the choices I make in my daily life. IT MUST STOP!!!
Something smells really bad here. So Google is my best friend helping me through the day? NOT!
3 years later
You look a lot like doing advertising for Google. A few questions, if you don't mind:
Do you work for Google?
How does Google make money out of Google pay, if not selling my personal information? Banks and credit card companies do nothing for free, therefore they must receive something in return to let a middle man (Google) in their business.
We do a lot of Google videos, that's true. We're not paid by Google to do them though. Google did supply us pixel devices for the videos we did on them, but for all other videos we purchased the products.
For Google Pay, it appears Google is tracking transaction data. So it can see what you buy, from which merchant, at which location and when you bought it. Which is no different than what info the credit card companies already have on their users. You read more about Google Pay here: payments.google.com/payments/apis-secure/get_legal_document?ldo=0&ldt=privacynotice&ldl=en-GB
Well, that middle "man" is acting as a bridge first of all. Would you prefer 10 different apps instead of one ? Or would you prefer to do it the old way with the paper bill and cash ? Yes, google collects data about you, about your behavior, what you like, what you need, so the next time you need it, it's already prepared for you to grab it.
@@ionutcristian3181 So, the answer to my question is yes, you work for Google.
In addition, I don't want Google collecting and selling my personal info to any company that can use that information to scam me. I don't need Google to get anything "prepared" for me to grab. I'd rather deal with the companies that I choose, even if I had to deal with 10 different apps.
In addition, you didn't answer how Google make money out of Google pay. Now, as you conveniently skipped the question, I'm sure it is selling customer's data.
@@hesleyt it took me 10 seconds to find that out. The model is quite simple actually. Google obtains commission for every payment made through Google pay. So the question is, why would the banks accept loosing money for every payment someone makes ? Simplicity. It reduces the process that you, the seller, and the bank undergo while making a purchase. Data, and informations such as personal information that are shared with a third-party (the bank, and the seller) are: whether you have a google pay account (the seller, and if you're not visiting some shady websites, i believe that you would be alright), card information (the bank).
One more thing that I would like to add. If you're that dumb to be scammed, you should stay off internet. Stuff like this happened years ago, when people were uneducated, and internet scams such as "you won 1 million $, send us 10k and the money are yours", or "I'm a prince from Nigeria but I'm captured, send me money". Instead of revolting that Google, or anyone else would think that you're such an important person that they can barely wait to sell or buy the super secret data showing the ultimate rice recipe for rice, you should start learning more about the benefits of using Google, on how it can use the information of the subject you're most interested in to point you to what you actually need, on how using the internet is so much easier, on how they spend so much time to improve your productivity by decreasing the time you spend searching, or buying, or watching the thing you need. It's like having a calculator while in class at math, and you don't know shit.
After all that ranting, here's a solution to your "problem". Use kiwi browser. It's a chrome like app, that has compatibility for extensions exactly like chrome on pc. It isn't traced, and won't let others know about your soup recipe.
@@ionutcristian3181 I'm not that dumb as you supposed; however, with the info Google possess on me, if Google sells it to some scammers, they don't even need to contact me to scam myself. Google has information enough for them to buy stuff, transfer money, etc without my interference. That is what I worry about. Furthermore, I don't want every other company knowing what I do, where I go or how I spend my money while I don't have business with them.
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JaneLee 🕊️
Answer me this please.
Why do my parents watch shows on multiple streaming services (Netflix, youtube, paramount+ ect..) and then I get youtube recommendations on EXACTLY what they were watching. Im talking clips from the exact episodes or videos they were watching.
I have a completely separate youtube account that is not linked with my parents in any way. In a separate household and under a different name!
Some shady stuff is going down. Nothing we do is private anymore.
So what other social groups do these data collectors analyze this data on other than the basic groups (gender, age group, location, race, religion, political party)? Do they analyze other groups based on personality? How about more specific groups like
imo they're doing a bad job. All the ads shown to me so far barely & rarely awake my interest.
THEY SHOULD SHOW PRIVACY POLICIES ON PHONE STORES BEFORE YOU COULD BUY THEM!
If you want freedom, don't use the internet
Big Brother is watching.
I hope they get their karma.
ok
I hate Google. I use some services, yes, but the intention is always to take advantage of some loophole to take advantage of.
the only Google service I use is RUclips
Yeah they don't sell it to third parties