GoKawiilGoogle Gemini adds editable 'Memory summary' feature
Google has rolled out a Memory summary option in Gemini that lets users view the personal details the AI has collected about them, organized into categories such as Essentials, Business & Career, and Culinary Preferences. Users can edit or delete specific entries, or ask Gemini directly to remove information, and the feature is accessible on the Gemini website and in its mobile and desktop apps.
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Giving users visibility into and control over an AI's stored personal data could ease privacy concerns, since such details may otherwise be used for training or reviewed by human staff. The move suggests Google is responding to growing scrutiny over how AI assistants retain and use personal information, though it remains unclear how thoroughly edits or deletions are enforced across Google's systems.
- Gemini's new Memory summary shows categorized personal details the AI has stored
- Users can manually edit, delete, or ask Gemini to remove specific memories
- The feature is available via Gemini's web, mobile, and desktop apps, with an option to disable Memory entirely
Source: zdnet.com — Lance Whitney, 2026-11-12
Published there as: “You can force Gemini to forget about you now – how to edit its Memory”
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