Google is rolling out a Memory summary in Gemini that lets users see, edit and delete personal details the assistant has retained from their conversations. The feature gives users a direct view of information that can shape Gemini’s personalized responses, a privacy issue also explored in Abijita’s comparison of AI chatbot privacy controls and guide to stopping AI tools from leaking private data.
Google’s support page says Memory summary is currently available to users in the United States with an active Google AI plan. Users must be 18 or older, use English, and have both Keep Activity and Memory enabled. Google says the feature is available through the Gemini mobile app and web app.
Google says users can update details through prompts, correct inaccuracies or delete information they no longer want saved. The feature also includes a Memory history view showing when specific information was added or modified.
Android Authority reported that the summary organizes remembered details into categories covering users’ background, relationships, work, interests and preferences. The outlet also found Memory summary working on Gemini’s website with a free account outside the United States, including through a mobile browser, even though it was not visible in the Gemini app during testing. Google has not explained whether this broader access is intentional.
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