Google's Gemini AI chatbot has gained a new, transparent personalization interface that lets users view and edit the information the model stores about them.
Where to find it
The settings are available at gemini.google.com/personalization-settings and are currently accessible only via the web interface — the mobile version does not yet include them.
What the interface shows
The Google page lists in detail what Gemini knows about a user, organizing information into categories. These range from basic facts (for example where a user lives, what they studied, their job) to personal preferences (such as places they want to travel to or movies and TV shows they like).
Each category is broken into clickable items that reveal more details, according to reporting by 9to5Google.
Editing capabilities
Users can manually add information (for example that they speak Swedish or that they are vegetarian) and can also delete specific entries. The entire personalization feature can be turned off for those who do not want Gemini to store personalized memory items.
Additional notes
Gemini can produce concise summaries of the information it has collected about a user, but that summarization feature has not yet appeared in the Hungarian version of Gemini.
Why this matters
The new interface increases user control and transparency over AI memory: it makes visible which data feeds into personalized responses and provides direct ways to correct or remove that data.
Sources
The change was detailed by 9to5Google, and a screenshot of the feature appeared in coverage by HVG.
