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New Google Service Lets You Track Yourself

By TechTaffy Desk

[Techtaffy Newsdesk]

Google is introducing Account Activity, a new feature in Google Account, that lets you track your Google activities. If you sign up for the service, Google will send you a link each month to a report with insights into your signed-in use of Google services.

With the Account Activity Reports, you can learn what’s going on in your account, sys Google; for example, how many emails you have sent and received, how often you have searched on Google, from which countries you have logged in and how often your YouTube videos have been viewed.

Every month the Account Activity Report will collect and summarize data across your Google account – e.g. sent emails or top searches.

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