Google is rolling out a new “Memory summary” feature for its Gemini AI assistant. The feature lets users see what Gemini has saved about them from past conversations and gives tools to edit or delete those details.
Several outlets describe the capability as a single page or view for reviewing stored information, addressing earlier complaints that Gemini’s memory controls were less transparent than those of competitors. Reports say users can correct what the assistant remembers, including by asking Gemini in plain language to remove specific information, and some coverage notes a memory history view for tracking changes.
Coverage also varies on availability details and entry points. Some outlets frame it broadly as a rollout to Gemini users, while others add that it appears under Gemini or Google settings. One report cites requirements tied to language and region and mentions activity tracking, while another notes the feature appears to work for some users outside the US via a browser and on free accounts. Overall, outlets agree on the core function: visibility plus edit and delete controls for Gemini’s memory.
