Google showed Thursday it’s getting more serious about privacy when it launched a tool called Google Dashboard that aims to give you more control over your personal data stored on Google’s servers.

If you use Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, or any of the ever-growing array of Google services, you may have cringed at the trove of personal data the company has gathered. To allay concerns, ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Google has unveiled its ‘Google Dashboard’ service, a page where users ...

New Google products always cause a press commotion, but the prevailing reaction to the release of Google Dashboard on Thursday was an underwhelming: "Yeah, So?" Dashboard is promoted on the official ...

Google on Thursday announced the launch of Google Dashboard, an online utility that offers one view into all Google products a customer uses. This is intended to give users more transparency and ...

Google has unveiled a service called “Dashboard” which helps users manage their privacy information by showing them the data Google is collecting on them across its most popular services. The ...

Yes, the Google Dashboard provides a nice snapshot of what Google knows about me. That transparency is definitely a step in the right direction. But it dodges the most pressing transparency issue ...

Google is updating its Workspace Status dashboard so it will alert users about outages, according to 9to5Google. The Google Admin Console will “start surfacing” outage notices in the Alert, 9to5Google ...

Using many different Google applications is like working with a crossword puzzle. All of the pieces are there, but how they all fit together is a mystery. Google took a stab fixing this with the ...