How to delete Google voice search history

Most of us know that Google has every information about us. Even if you have forgotten a password, it is possible that Google will remind you of that password. Google is a company whose business model is based on tracking user data so that it can deliver advertisements of interest to the user. You should not be surprised to know that Google also tracks all your voice searches. If you ask Google to use any app or call someone, then Google stores this recording on its servers.

According to Google, this recording is stored for the purpose of providing better search results to the user. However, Google does not mention anywhere that your voice is being stored online. The special thing is that the entire voice search data stored on Google can be deleted. This search cannot be seen by anyone else except the user and you. If you want to delete this data then follow the steps given below.

1. Google My Activity page for voice and audio Open.
2. Enter your password to sign in to your Google Account.
3. After signing, you will be able to see your voice search and audio history stored on Google servers.
4. Click the three dots icon on the Play Now button above any of these clips.
5. After this click on delete. In this way you will be able to delete every audio clip.
6. To delete all audio clips from Google servers, click on Delete on the right side. Click.
7. Clicking on Today under Delete opens a drop-down menu.
8. After this select All Time.
9. Click on Delete. In this way you will be able to delete your entire search history.

There is only one way to prevent Google from storing your voice recordings, which is given below.

1. Google My Activity control page Go to.
2. Scroll down to Voice & Audio Activity.
3. After this, turn off the switch near Voice and Audio Activity.

For security reasons, you may want to manually delete all data on Google servers. Apart from this, you can also disable it through My Activity Control page.