BUT not good in the scenario where you frequently use public computers, (unless you sign out of Chrome) every time or if you have a adware which can also sync from one device to another. This is good if you want all your information to sync, such as bookmarks, passwords, extensions etc. In addition, as soon as you log into a new device with your Google account, all of the previously synced data is brought over and saved to the new device, resulting in an overhaul of the Chrome application on that device. Similarly, Google Chrome (both the desktop and mobile versions) also records a significant amount of data – ranging from your internet browsing activity and Autofill information to your open Chrome tabs, passwords and bookmarks – and syncs them across all of the devices that you are logged into with your Google account. In Google Chrome, you can use the short keys ( CTRL + SHIFT + N) to open incognito window.

Tip: If you only want to disable the saving and syncing of your Google searches and browsing activity for a short period of time, you should consider simply browsing in an incognito window on Chrome instead. Turn the switch off to disable the saving and syncing of your Google searches and other browsing activity.

Visit your Google account’s Activity controls page on a computer or any mobile device. Anyone who values their privacy to a serious extent can choose to disable their Google searches from being both saved and synced across their devices. The search is also synced across every single device that you are logged into with your Google account / Gmail Account and is visible in places such as your Google account’s Web & Activity page and the recent searches that show up under the Search box in the Google Chrome apps on mobile devices and Desktop/Laptops. When you search for anything on Google or using the Google app on a phone or other mobile device, Google saves your search.

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