Google will now delete user data on the web and it appears like a relief

We all know Google collects our data to make the user experience better. To make things more secure and better, Google has now decided to change the way it collects and stores users' data and will now delete it by default. Google's better privacy attempt Announced via a blog post, the new Google privacy feature will now auto-delete your location History, search, voice and YouTube activity data by default. The new feature can be accessed by heading to you Google Account's settings option> select Data and Personalisation section>select the options under the Activity Controls> and enable the auto-delete option for each option provided by clicking on them. It will now allow users to directly control Google account via Google Search, easier access to Incognito mode in Maps, Search and YouTube, and proactive recommendations for better privacy controls.