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Check out everything Google learned about you with these links.
https://www.google.com/settings/takeoutGoogle by giving free access to all of its properties online and in exchange asks you to share information about yourself to sell that information to advertisers. It tries to display only those ads that are relevant to you by learning your browsing habits. Companies have to pay more for Google to get their ads to an audience that is likely to be their ideal customers.Google uses various tools to extract data about you, including data retrieved from setting up Google accounts and the information it collects through your web-browsing habits.

1) http://safel.ink/0XJJR
 - find out how much data Google has gathered, and how it allows you to edit your profile and customize what kind of ads you want to view in the future


2) http://safel.ink/pYHPD
 - If you are an Android user and use location services, your smartphone or tablet may be passing on your location as well as velocity data to Google.

3) http://safel.ink/hDWqV
- Google records every single search you have performed and also keeps track of every Google ad you have clicked on.

4) http://safel.ink/VIdCh
- list of all devices that used your Google account

5) http://safel.ink/ek0jH
Find out all the apps and extensions that use your Google data

-Export all of your data within the Google ecosystem
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