In the document, Google defines “linking” in great detail. According to it, you can’t log out of your Google account on any service by unlinking it.
Furthermore, third parties may still receive the data acquired even if you de-link the aforementioned Google services.
Additionally, there are subtleties. “Your data may also be shared across Google services to effectively help you complete tasks when two services are offered together,” according to the report.
“For example, if you make a purchase on Google Play, Play and Google Payments will share related info so that you can complete your purchase.”
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The document’s wording makes it very apparent that its goal is to encourage customers to maintain service connectivity.
According to Google, “linked Google services can work together to help personalize your content and ads”; however, when you delete links from services, some capabilities will be removed.
Without a connection between Search, YouTube, and Chrome, Google warns that the What to watch and Discover streams will lose some of their personalization.
Additionally, the business claims that unless the two are connected, bookings booked through Google Search will not show up in Google Maps. If you value your privacy more than these advantages, it may be worth it to sacrifice them.
Unfortunately, these choices are exclusive to the European Union, no matter how cool they are. Until their governments pass legislation comparable to the DMA, Google users in other regions will be left out.
