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Google collects every data for your activity while using its services. You can easily access the data collected (download it) and delete it if necessary.

The same ability lets you find the recent Google searches that you have made.

If you are curious to know what your search history looks like (and want to delete some of your sensitive search data), this article shall help you with that.

Find Recent Google Searches You Made

Even though I focus on helping you find the recent Google searches, you can follow the same steps to explore your YouTube history or any other app/service data associated with Google (like Maps, Gmail, etc,).

Let us now take a look at the steps in detail.

Steps to Access Recent Google Search History

1. Just head on to Google.com and make sure you are signed in. If not, sign in to your account and reload the webpage.

2. Once you have signed in, you will have to navigate your way to the “My Account” option as shown in the image below.

3. Next, you will notice a lot of options to choose from. Here, just click on ‘Manage your data & personalization’ under Privacy & personalization section as shown in the image below.

4. Now, you will notice a lot of options to review your privacy and data. For the recent Google searches, you need to select “Web & App Activity” as highlighted in the screenshot below.

5. You will be prompted with certain options, simply ignore them and hit “Manage Activity“.

6. Once you are in, scroll down to find the recent Google searches as shown in the picture below.

As you can see, you can view the recent Google searches I made. If you want, you can filter it by date and access them. You can also delete them if necessary.

In a very similar way, you can access YouTube or any other Google-owned service/app data.

If you utilize Google services and often worry about your privacy, you should definitely explore the tools and options Google offers to manage your data collected from your usage.

Wrapping Up

Now that you know how to find the recent Google searches, we shall suggest you review your data and manage it to enhance your privacy.

Did you find this helpful? Are you aware of a better method to do this? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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Mario Kart Tour launched for Android and iOS last month. Now, Nintendo has confirmed with a tweet that a real-time multiplayer beta test has been planned for December.

It should be an interesting addition to the Mario Kart Tour game in general. However, there is a catch.

You will be able to access the real-time multiplayer beta test only if you are a Gold Pass subscriber of Mario Kart Tour. The Gold Pass will cost you about $5 per month if you want to get the subscription.

A real-time multiplayer beta test is planned for December and will be available to #MarioKartTour Gold Pass subscribers.
Stay tuned here for more details coming soon. pic.twitter.com/xNIdJE44cI

— Mario Kart Tour (@mariokarttourEN) November 1, 2019

It is also worth noting that the price for Gold Pass subscription is subject to change. So, it might get cheaper or expensive (we cannot be too sure).

In case you are not aware, the Gold Pass subscription gives you several perks which include gold gifts upon race tour completion.

In addition to this, you will also get special in-game gold badges from Gold Challenges.

Also, if you are a first-time subscriber, you get a two-week free trial period to see if the subscription is worth it.

So, considering all of this, you may choose to get the subscription to try out the beta test of the new real-time multiplayer mode coming to Mario Kart Tour.

Is it something that would compel you to get a Gold Pass subscription? Let us know what you think about it in the comments below.

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I recently attended the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show, and among the numerous displays of production and concept cars, I came across the booth for the Toyota Boshoku Corporation, who makes seating, interior, and exterior components for vehicles. There, they were showing off a very interesting glimpse into the future of vehicle interiors – specifically for autonomous cars.

Developed in collaboration with AISIN, Denso, Tokai Rika, and Todoya Gosei, the MX191 Concept packs in more than 45 innovations to create a whole new experience inside of its cabin. The “Concierge-in-vehicle” interior is designed to adjust the configuration of its seating based on the needs of its occupants. Since the future may very well include self-driving cars, the idea that you need to face the front window and the steering wheel could go away. The MX191 can turn its interior into a space for relaxation, work, or play, while the car does the hard work of getting you to your destination.

Among its many features, the MX191 has a system that can prepare the vehicle for its occupants. Simply push a button on your smartphone, and it will turn on the climate control and clean the cabin air while the car is still charging up in your parking space. As you approach the car, its privacy e-glass windows become transparent, the doors open, and the front seats rotate outward for ease of entry.

Depending on the drive mode selected, the driver’s seat either remains in a conventional position, or can push back to provide added legroom for work or relaxation. Beyond that, there are several different seating configurations, some which provide greater comfort for each individual, and others to encourage conversation.

The system also envisions heart rate sensors for each passenger, and would automatically adjust its seats into a reclined position if an occupant is getting sleepy. Infrared sensors automatically adjust the vehicle climate control system based on each person’s body temperature as well. One big safety innovation is the in-seat airbag system that can envelop passengers from the front or sides depending on the direction of an impact.

There are lots of other forward-thinking features for comfort and safety as well. The video below features an in-depth explanation of all of the MX191’s features and functions, along with a demonstration of the adjustable seating system:

At this point, there aren’t any production vehicles that are ready to include the seating features of the MX191, but there are certainly elements which are already out there, like the vehicle preconditioning found in some EVs, infrared climate control, already in some Lexus vehicles, and the swivel-out seats for entry and exit, which appear to be similar to those coming to the 2021 Toyota Yaris.