Google showed Thursday it’s getting more serious about privacy when it launched a tool called Google Dashboard that aims to give you more control over your personal data stored on Google’s servers.

If you use Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, or any of the ever-growing array of Google services, you may have cringed at the trove of personal data the company has gathered. To allay concerns, ...

Google rolled out its Dashboard service on Thursday which designed to give users quicker access to, and more control over, the personal information stored in Google’s databases. “Dashboard summarizes ...

Ever wanted to take a step back and look at all the Google apps and data you're hooked into? Google's offering that top-down view with Google Dashboard, a central clearinghouse for app settings, ...

Google today released a new web page that allows users to better see how much of their data are being stored by the Internet search giant. Google Dashboard lists all of Google’s services that a user ...

Launched in 2009, Google Dashboard was a new effort by the company to give users of its various services an easy way to review their data and account use. You could see just how many emails you have ...

GOOGLE has launched a new “dashboard” control panel to help users adjust their privacy settings. Google Dashboard gives users access to all their Google account privacy controls through a single ...

If the size of your Google cloud is starting to look like Act IV of A Perfect Storm, you’ll probably be interested in the company’s latest feature, Google Dashboard—a one-stop shopping overview of all ...