Overview
- Google began rolling out the Memory summary for Gemini on Monday, giving users a single page that lists what the assistant has learned and tools to change or remove specific facts.
- The summary groups saved details into labeled sections such as The Essentials, Career & Professional Projects, Travel & Daily Gear, Media & Entertainment, and Fitness & Lifestyle and includes a Memory history that shows when items were added or changed.
- Users can add or remove entries in plain language (for example, “Add to my memory that I speak Japanese” or “Remove my old phone number from your memory”) and Gemini may ask follow‑up questions if a request is ambiguous.
- Google’s support page says access requires an active Google AI plan, US English, Keep Activity and Memory enabled, a personal Google account and an age of 18 or older, but outlets report a staged rollout and conflicting availability on mobile and free accounts.
- Privacy cautions have emerged because the summary includes data pulled from connected services and social posts claim some connected data may be human‑reviewed; users are advised to avoid linking sensitive information and to prune or disconnect services while Google clarifies data‑handling details.