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IT Home reported on November 10 that technology outlet Android Authority published a post yesterday (November 9) saying Google is rolling out a “Memory summary” feature for Gemini. It lets users view, edit and delete personal information the AI remembers, giving them more control over “what exactly the AI knows about me.”
Unlike the previous scattered display of memory entries, the new feature organizes personal information collected by the AI into categories, including personal background, relationships, work, interests and preferences. Users can edit entries individually, delete information they do not want Gemini to keep remembering, and view the history of changes to their memories.
The feature is found under “Personal Intelligence” in Gemini’s “Settings,” then under “Memory summary.” Users will no longer need to search through past chats to see what Gemini remembers about them; they can view that information directly and correct or delete anything inaccurate.
According to Google’s support page, the feature is currently aimed mainly at U.S. users aged 18 or older who have a Google AI subscription. It also requires English, Keep Activity and the memory feature to be enabled.
IT Home tested the web version of Gemini and found that the “Memory summary” feature is live and supports Simplified Chinese. “Memory summary” appears under “Personal Intelligence”: