Google just rolled out 3 new security features that let you limit what personal activity it tracks in apps like YouTube and Maps

With this feature, users can instruct Google Assistant to delete history using commands like "Hey Google, delete the last thing I said to you."

Once the new voice commands are rolled out, which will happen in the coming month, users won't have to change their settings to enable them — simply speaking the commands to the assistant will work.

Users will also be able to ask the assistant questions like, "How do you keep my data safe?" to get information about Google's data privacy practices, according to Miraglia.

Auto-delete, a tool that was already available on some Google apps, will soon come to YouTube. The feature allows users to automatically delete their YouTube history beyond a certain time frame.

This new feature builds on pre-existing auto-delete tools for location history and app activity.

Google's password manager already offers a service that tracks passwords across different accounts. Now, a Password Checkup tool will offer users advice on whether passwords are weak or have been reused across too many platforms.

In addition, Password Checkup will alert users if Google detects that their passwords have been compromised across any sites, prompting users to change them.

Full details of how Password Checkup works are listed here.