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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) makes it clear that apps and services must delete their customers’ data when it’s no longer useful.

Google is now introducing a way to put a password on your My Activity page. To add password protection, navigate to your My Activity page and click on the link that reads, "Manage My Activity verification." From there, click the "Require Extra Verification" button. At that point, Google will have you sign in again and complete your two-factor authentication, if it's turned on. While you're on that page, it's not a bad idea to check out the settings it has for your Google ID. Here, you can turn off and on the three things: your web and app activity tracker, location history, and YouTube histor...

(Photo : Pixabay/Edar) Google My Account password Google My Activity is making a big privacy and security push this week. The page is now adding extra password verification before it shows all your account usage and interactions. Google My Activity Password Currently, visiting My Activity on the web will immediately load a list of activity that helps Google make services more useful for you, like helping you rediscover the things that you have searched for, read, and watched. Opening the page this week presents a prompt to add more security to My Activity by turning on extra verification, ac...