How to stop Google training AI on your data
What the policy itself says, plan by plan. Where Google publishes the steps, they're here in its own words, read from an archived copy of the page that gives them. Where it doesn't, this page says so instead of inventing a menu path.
Google Account (Consumer)
No opt-out is offered on Google Account (Consumer). The quoted clause above is what we found. There's no setting, form or support route that overrides it.
"We use your interactions with AI models and technologies like Gemini Apps to develop, train, fine-tune, and improve these models to better handle your requests, and update their classifiers and filters including for safety, language understanding, and factuality."
Google Workspace & Cloud Platform
The question is deferred twice and never answered. The consumer policy sends Workspace and Cloud readers to the Google Cloud Privacy Notice. That notice, captured 24 Aug 2026, says it "applies solely to Service Data and does not apply to Customer Data or Partner Data" — the very category a Workspace user's documents and a Cloud customer's uploads fall into — and points on again to the Cloud Data Processing Addendum. So a reader following the trail from the privacy policy arrives at a document that excludes them by name. UNCLEAR is the finding: not that Google trains on Workspace content, and not that it does not, but that two documents in a row decline to say.
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