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Read Sep 2, 2026
Fineprint found 4 quoted privacy clauses that match the consumer rubric. This is a reading aid, not legal advice.
What you accept
Everyday words for the material promises and rights you give up. Each line includes a quote from the document.
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What it can cost you
Quoted clauses that can affect your privacy, money, or right to go to court — including terms that follow you to other products.
What that means: Your activity and identifiers can be used by companies you did not choose.
“Google does not sell your personal information.”
The document describes selling or commercially sharing personal data with third parties.
What that means: Your browsing and device signals can be stitched into a longer profile.
“We use various technologies to collect and store information, including [cookies](privacy#footnote-cookies), [pixel tags](privacy#footnote-pixel), local storage, such as [browser web storage](privacy#footnote-browser-storage) or [application data caches](privacy#footnote-application-data-cache), databases, and [server logs](privacy#footnote-server-logs).”
The document allows tracking or profiling beyond a single site session.
What that means: Higher-risk details about you can be stored and shared under the same broad terms.
“Depending on these settings, this may include **precise location data**, for example GPS data for Android features like navigation or finding your phone.”
The company collects location or other sensitive categories of data.
What that means: A child’s account or device can still generate a data trail.
“com/privacynotice) - [Google Accounts Managed with Family Link, for Children under 13 (or applicable age in your country)](https://families.”
The document addresses children but may still collect or retain youth data.
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