When users sign in to third-party apps using the "Sign in with Google" option (single sign-on), you can control how those apps access your organization’s Google data. Use settings in the …

The purpose of this downloadable PDF is to offer a central guide to Google Analytics’ data practices and controls for protecting the confidentiality and security of data. The information in …

Data collection: Developers describe the types of user data their app collects, how they use this data, and whether the collection of this data is optional. Data is generally considered …

Customers may control their own access to data in their Analytics accounts or properties by configuring view and edit permissions for employees or other representatives who may login to …

When you implement data controls you can have the confidence to let well-intentioned employees safely work with the data they need from anywhere, on any network. Before you begin. To …

Domain-wide delegation is a powerful feature that lets you grant client applications permission to access your Workspace users' data without requiring their consent. You can use domain-wide …

Activity data helps bring you a better experience through quicker search and a more customized experience on Google products. Learn more about how to control what activity gets saved in …

Go to Menu Security > Access and data control > Less secure apps. Requires having the Security settings administrator privilege. (Optional) To apply the setting only to some users, at the side, …

When you send an email or text message, send attachments, or record video meetings, it is stored securely in our world-class data centers. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. If you …

In the PROPERTY column, click Data Settings > Data Retention. Event data retention: select the retention period you want. Reset user data on new activity: turn the switch on or off. Click …