How to Disable Web & App Activity for Your Google Account

To Disable Web & App Activity for Your Google Account, 

Follow these steps:

1. Go to your Google account settings by visiting myaccount.google.com

2. Click on "Data & privacy."

3. Scroll down to the "Web & App Activity" section and toggle the switch to turn it off.

4. A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm your decision. Click "Pause" to confirm.

Note: disabling Web & App Activity will prevent Google from collecting data about your online activity, but it will not delete any already collected data. To delete this data, go to "Manage activity" under the same "Data & privacy" settings.

STEP 1: 

Go to your Google account settings by visiting myaccount.google.com

STEP 2: 

Click on "Data & privacy."

STEP  3: 

Scroll down to the "Web & App Activity" section and toggle the switch to turn it off.

STEP 4: STEP  4: 

A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm your decision. Click "Pause" to confirm.

When you disable Web & App Activity, Google will stop collecting data about your online activity, including searches, websites visited, and location data. This means your activity will not be used to personalize your search results, ads, or other Google services.

Additionally, when you disable Web & App Activity, Google will stop tracking your location, so your device's location will no longer be used to provide you with location-based services such as weather or traffic information.

It's important to note that disabling Web & App Activity will not delete the data already collected by Google. If you wish to delete this data, you can go to "Manage activity" under your Google account's "Data & personalization" settings.

Also, disabling Web & App Activity will stop Google from automatically saving your Google Maps and YouTube history.

Disabling Web & App activity may negatively impact your experience with Google services. For example, it will affect the relevancy of your search results, the content of your Google feed, the ads you see, and the ability to use certain features like voice commands and location-based reminders.

Additionally, when you disable Web & App Activity, Google will stop tracking your activity on third-party sites and apps that use Google's an advertising and analytics services. This means your activity on those sites and apps will no longer be used to personalize ads and other content.

It's also worth noting that disabling Web & App Activity may affect other Google services that rely on your activity data, such as Google Assistant, Google Maps, and Google Now. For example, if you use Google Assistant to set reminders, disabling Web & App Activity may affect its ability to provide location-based reminders.

It's essential to remember that disabling Web & App Activity will not stop all data collection by Google. Other Google services, such as Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, will still collect data about your usage of those services.

It's also important to note that disabling Web & App Activity does not affect other data that may be collected by Google, such as data from your device's sensors or data you actively provide (e.g., Google search queries you make, data you upload to Google services)

Disabling Web & App Activity will stop Google from collecting data about your online activity and location. It will prevent your activity data from being used to personalize ads and other content. However, it will not delete the already collected data, and it may negatively impact your experience with certain Google services.

Conclusion: disabling Web & App Activity for your Google account will stop Google from collecting data about your online activity and location, preventing your activity data from being used to personalize ads and other content. However, it's essential to remember that disabling Web & App Activity will not delete the .already collected data. It may negatively impact your experience with certain Google services, such as Google search, Google Assistant, and Google Maps. Additionally, it will stop Google from tracking your activity on third-party sites and apps that use Google's an advertising and analytics services. It's a good idea to weigh the pros and cons before disabling this feature. You can contact Google support for more information if you have any questions or concerns.