Google and Blogger.com Update Privacy Policies
New Policies Aim to Protect User Data
Google and Blogger.com have updated their privacy policies to provide users with greater control over their data. The changes, which come into effect on May 25, 2018, will give users more transparency and choice over how their data is collected and used.
One of the most significant changes is that users will now be able to opt out of having their data used for personalized advertising. This means that Google and Blogger.com will no longer track users' online activity to show them targeted ads. Users will also be able to delete their data from Google and Blogger.com at any time.
The new policies also include a number of other changes, such as:
- More clear and concise language
- A new Privacy Center where users can learn more about their privacy settings
- Improved tools for managing user data
Google and Blogger.com say that the new policies are designed to give users more control over their data and to make it easier for them to understand how their data is used. The companies say that they are committed to protecting user privacy and that the new policies will help them to do so.
1M Visitors in the Past Month
The new privacy policies come as Google and Blogger.com continue to see strong growth. In the past month, the two platforms have seen over 1 million visitors. This growth is due in part to the increasing popularity of online content and the growing number of people using the internet to stay informed and entertained.
The new privacy policies are a positive step for Google and Blogger.com. They will give users more control over their data and make it easier for them to understand how their data is used. This will help to protect user privacy and build trust between the companies and their users.
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