Google's new privacy tools to help you stay safe and in control online

Google has recently launched new privacy tools to help users stay safe and in control online. With hacking and data breaches becoming more common, it's important to take steps to protect yourself and your personal information. Here are some of the new privacy tools from Google and how they can help you:

1. Privacy Checkup: This tool takes you through a series of prompts to check your privacy settings across different Google services. Specifically, it audits your privacy settings for Gmail, Google Drive, YouTube, and your profile itself.

2. Your Google Account: The revamped Google Account hub provides an in-depth look at the data and privacy tools that Google offers. The new dashboard shows users a summary of their Google account activity across devices, including Search, YouTube, and location history.

3. Incognito mode for Google Maps: Google recently introduced new controls that allow you to automatically delete your location history and web activity, either every three or 18 months. Furthermore, you can now use incognito mode in Google Maps, which won't save your search or browsing history.

4. Password Checkup: Password Checkup is a Chrome extension that will alert users if their login credentials show up in a data breach. It also provides personalized tips on how to strengthen your passwords for better security.

5. Automatic data deletion: Google will now allow you to have your data automatically deleted after a certain period of time. You can choose between three and 18 months.

By utilizing these new privacy tools from Google, you can take more control of your online presence and keep your personal information safe. It's important to use all the resources you have available to protect yourself online. With Google's new privacy tools, doing so has never been easier.