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Official Google Blog: Transparency, choice and control — now complete with a Dashboard!

— googleblog.blogspot.com — Today, we are excited to announce the launch of Google Dashboard. Have you ever wondered what data... is stored with your Google Account? The Google Dashboard offers a simple view into the data associated with your account — easily and concisely in one ... (more) Official Google Blog: Transparency, choice and control ...

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Google Dashboard (video)

— youtube.com — The Google Dashboard allows you to view and control data associated with the different products you use... with your Google Account. (more) Google Dashboard (video)

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Google Accounts

— google.com — Summary of data stored with this account. View and manage all the data stored with this account.... Learn more Security Note: We may sometimes ask you to verify your password even if you are already signed in. This may happen more frequently for services ... (more) Google Accounts

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Google’s Privacy Dashboard: Another Major Step Forward in User Empowerment & Transparency
Technology Liberation Front — ... If users decide they’d rather “take their ball and go home,” they can do that, too, by simply deleting their data. Users can access the dashboard at www.google.com/dashboard (duh). Or, from the Google homepage, you just have to: Click on Settings at the top right > Google Account Settings Click on “View data stored with this account” next to “Dashboard” Once you log-in (for extra security), you can: See what data is associated with your account in 23 of Google’s ...

Google's Privacy Dashboard: Another Major Step Forward in User Empowerment & Transparency
The Progress & Freedom Foundation Blog — ... for each product. If users decide they'd rather "take their ball and go home," they can do that, too, by simply deleting their data. Users can access the dashboard at www.google.com/dashboard (duh). Or, from the Google homepage, you just have to: Click on Settings at the top right > Google Account Settings Click on "View data stored with this account" next to "Dashboard" Once you log-in (for extra security), you can: See what data is associated with your account in 23 of Google's ...