However, when CNBC tried this, it didn't work - there was no such option to fully turn off the tracking. Google told CNBC you can turn off the tracking entirely, but you have to go to another page for search setting preferences.
Google's activity controls page doesn't give you any ability to manage the data it stores on Purchases. But it says 'Information about your orders may also be saved with your activity in other Google services' and that you can see and delete this information on a separate 'My Activity' page.Įxcept you can't.
Google's privacy page says that only you can view your purchases.
