You can now see what Gemini has learned about you, all in one place, and remove anything you don’t want it to keep. Google is rolling out a Gemini Memory summary that collects the details the assistant remembers and lets you edit or delete them, 9to5Google reports. The outlet spotted the feature on the web.
For now it is officially limited to Google AI subscribers using Gemini in US English, per 9to5Google. It isn’t in the Android or iOS apps yet, the outlet reports, though it expects a similar experience there.
Where to find Gemini’s Memory summary
- Open Gemini on the web and sign in.
- Go to Settings, then choose Personal Intelligence.
- Or skip the menus and open the Gemini personalization settings page directly.
The feature needs both Keep Activity and Memory switched on, according to 9to5Google.
What Gemini shows you
The summary sorts what Gemini knows into categories. The ones 9to5Google saw include:
- The Essentials
- Career & Professional Projects
- Travel & Daily Gear
- Media & Entertainment
- Fitness & Lifestyle
Seeing it laid out this way makes it easier to spot details you may not remember sharing.
How to edit or delete what Gemini remembers
You can change the summary by telling Gemini in plain text. For example, you can ask it to add a language you speak or remove an old phone number. A pencil icon lets you make broader edits to the summary.
The three-dot menu holds a Memory history view. It shows when each piece of information was added or changed, so you can trace when a stored detail appeared.
From a privacy point of view, this is worth ten minutes of your time if you have access. Check what’s stored and delete anything you’d rather an AI assistant didn’t keep.
Google had not listed the Memory summary in its Gemini release notes as of publication. If you’re weighing a subscription, our look at what the free Google AI Pro trial leaves out may help.
Source: 9to5Google
