The update lets users correct old information that could affect Gemini’s answers, such as a previous employer or a changed preference. There’s also a history of memory updates. But eligibility for account access is required, and editing the summary doesn’t necessarily delete the conversations behind it. Controls for chat deletion and memory aren’t the same.
Who can access the feature
Users must be at least 18, signed in with a personal Google account, and have both Keep Activity and Memory enabled. Google Gemini is getting an editable summary of users’ memories. Eligible users can review that information, correct inaccuracies and remove details they no longer want remembered. The feature organises remembered information into categories covering personal background, relationships, professional responsibilities, interests and preferences. Google officially lists Memory summary as available in English to US users with an active Google AI plan. Google documents support for its website and mobile app.
The company is rolling out Memory summary, a feature that brings personal details learned from earlier conversations into one place.
How can users check and change it
These include The Essentials, Career & Professional Projects, Travel & Daily Gear, Media & Entertainment, and Fitness & Lifestyle, according to a 9to5Google report. On Gemini’s website, eligible users can open “Settings → Personal Intelligence → Memory summary”. Another option is to ask: “What do you know about me?”
Each section contains specific details, allowing users to inspect Gemini’s understanding without searching through individual conversations.