Google doesn't listen to you, does it? Find out why ads appear for everything you say Many times we have all noticed that the very next...

 Google doesn't listen to you, does it? Find out why ads appear for everything you say

Many times we have all noticed that the very next moment we see an advertisement on our mobile, what we say in our house. Looking at all this, sometimes it seems that it is just a coincidence that Google listens to us. Generally, Android phones have the Google Voice Assistant feature, which you can activate by saying 'OK Google'.

You can also use Google Voice Search by clicking on the mic icon on your smartphone. But whether the mic is turned on or not, the question remains whether Google listens to everything. Just imagine that you are talking about selling your car. You didn't even talk about it on the phone. But this time your phone was near you.

After that, from the next day, advertisements for vehicle sales appear on your mobile browser and Facebook. Is it a coincidence that Google is really listening to you? According to people, there are many occasions when we discuss an issue and after some time we start seeing its advertisement on our mobile.

In such a situation, it is a little difficult to answer this question correctly, but we should still be careful. In fact, companies like Google and Facebook deny that they are listening to users. Companies say they do not interfere in anyone's privacy. According to Google's privacy policy, they do not record users' conversations without permission. In that case, the only way out is to use apps that don't use the microphone.