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Gemini launches dashboard with everything Google knows about you

To access the panel, you need to activate two settings: “Keep activity history” and “Memory”. The interface organizes information into categories, with items about personal history, location...

Noah Patel
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Gemini launches dashboard with everything Google knows about you
Gemini launches dashboard with everything Google knows about you — Editorial Visual / Silicon Dispatch US
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To access the panel, you need to activate two settings: “Keep activity history” and “Memory”. The interface organizes information into categories, with items about personal history, location, relationships, career, professional projects, travel, equipment, entertainment, physical exercise and lifestyle.

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BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): To access the panel, you need to activate two settings: “Keep activity history” and “Memory”. The interface organizes information into categories, with items about personal history, location, relationships, career, professional projects, travel, equipment, entertainment, physical exercise and lifestyle.

Each category presents data in lists. This way, the user can identify what information Gemini has associated with their profile and check what the artificial intelligence keeps in memory.

Management can also be done via text commands. A field at the bottom of the panel accepts requests to add or delete information, such as registering that the user speaks Japanese or deleting an old phone number. When a statement is unclear, Gemini may ask additional questions before changing the data.

The interface also has a pencil icon, in the upper right corner, for broader edits. The three-point menu gives access to “Memory history”, which shows when each piece of information was added or modified.

The panel can be accessed via the browser:

Go to “Settings” (gear icon);

Select “Personalized Intelligence”;

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