Archive · 2 Feb 2026
Google Explains Gemini Data Handling When Signed Out
Google's Gemini AI assistant collects some data even when you're signed out.
This includes things like where you are, what you ask Gemini, and how you use the apps.
Google uses this data to make their services better and to keep users safe.
Sometimes, people at Google look at this data to help improve the AI.
You can check and delete your data, and control what Gemini can access, to keep your information private.
It's important to know that even when you're not signed in, some of your interactions with Gemini are still recorded.
Gemini collects data even when users are signed out, including location, subscription info, and generated content.
Data is used to provide, maintain, improve, and personalize services, and to protect users.
Human reviewers may access some data for quality and improvement purposes.
Users can review, delete, and manage their data and app access to safeguard privacy.
Google's Privacy Policy outlines how data is used and protected.
- Who
- Google and users of Gemini AI assistant
- What
- Data handling practices of Gemini when users are signed out
- When
- Ongoing, as users interact with Gemini
- Where
- Globally, where Google services are available
- Why
- To provide, maintain, improve, and personalize services, and to protect users
- Data Collected When Signed Out
- Location information, subscription information, content generated by Gemini Apps, remote browser data
- Uses of Data
- Provide, maintain, improve, develop, personalize, customize, communicate, measure performance, protect users
- Human Review
- Some data is reviewed by human reviewers for quality and improvement
- Privacy Safeguards
- Review and delete activity, manage Gems, public links, app access, saved info, remote browser data
- Privacy Policy
- Google's Privacy Policy outlines how data is used and protected