Google’s Gemini Memory Summary lets eligible users view, edit, or delete details in the summary. Those actions are separate from deleting Gemini Apps Activity or managing information from connected apps and other Google services. Google’s Privacy Hub describes the different controls. Cinco Días reported the rollout underway on November 10, 2026; that is the report date, not an established rollout start date. The report
Choose the control that matches where the detail lives: the summary, Gemini activity, or a connected app.
What Memory Summary lets you change
Memory Summary is an overview of information Gemini understands about you. Google says eligible users can view, edit, and delete available details, and turn the summary on or off. Depending on eligibility and settings, you can open it in Gemini settings or ask, “What do you know about me?” Google’s Privacy Hub
Who Google says can access it
Google’s Help page says Memory Summary is currently available only in the United States. Its stated requirements are that you be at least 18, use a personal Google Account, have a Google AI plan, and have Memory turned on. Work, school, and supervised accounts are excluded from that eligibility. Google lists both the Gemini mobile app and web app as supported surfaces. Google’s eligibility and interface details
Which control applies to each kind of data
A change to the summary does not perform the same job as deleting activity or addressing a detail Gemini can retrieve from a connected app.
| Control | What it lets you manage | Limit or additional step |
| Memory Summary | View, edit, or delete available summary details; turn the summary on or off. | Activity and connected-app controls are separate. |
| Gemini Apps Activity | Review or delete Gemini activity. | Deleting activity does not delete data saved in other Google services. Chats already reviewed by service providers may be retained for up to three years and are not deleted when activity is deleted. |
| Connected apps | Stop Gemini from retrieving a remembered detail from a connected app and its related chats. | Google says to delete chats containing the detail and disconnect the app; either step alone may leave the other source available. |
For a detail sourced from a connected app, Google’s instructions call for both deleting the relevant chats and disconnecting that app. Google’s connected-app guidance
If you also manage memory settings in other assistants, NeoTeo’s guide to controlling memory in ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude compares those controls.
Finding and editing the summary
Google’s documentation lists the mobile and web apps as supported ways to access Memory Summary. The web walkthrough by BrenTech shows the Settings path to Personal Intelligence and Memory Summary, then the interface for editing details, viewing history, and toggling Memory.
