Google has announced that it will soon let users automatically delete old location information and web history it has saved on everyone who uses Google services.
This sounds like a happy medium, since you can tell Google to delete all information older than a certain age — either three or 18 months — on a rolling basis.
Google says users will be able to choose how long location or web history is automatically saved to Google’s servers. You’ll be able to choose to let Google store your information from three to 18 months, and anything older than that will deleted from your Google account automatically on a rolling basis.
Google said the feature is rolling out over the coming weeks, so you might not see it yet. But you can check your Google account to see if it’s available. When it is, you’ll note the new automatic deletion option under the Web & App Activity and Location History sections.
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