Google keeps popping up a data protection notice - that can be annoying. We will show you how to switch off the notification permanently..
Who does not know it? You just want to do a quick search on Google and then half the page is taken up by a Google message with a note on data protection. We'll show you how to turn this message off permanently.
The message is a note on data protection . Google would like to inform you which data is saved when you search for something . This is summarized in the Google data protection declaration. To read the privacy policy, click on " View ". The most important points will now be described to you:
You can easily hide the data protection notice using " View " and " I agree ". The latter ensures that you accept Google's data protection / usage conditions. Otherwise, however, the message cannot be switched off permanently. However, more often than not, the message will come back up every time you open Google. The problem is usually that some browsers automatically delete the cookies when you close them - and without the corresponding cookie, the browser does not remember that you have already agreed to the data protection notice. The message will appear again the next time you open the browser. There are two ways to prevent this :
If you click on " More options " instead of " Agree " in the data protection notice , you can adapt the data protection settings to your wishes. These settings can be adjusted at any time at myaccount.google.com . At least as long as you are logged in. These include:
