Google About Me Gives You More Control Over The Personal Information You Share With The World

It seems that Google is making an attempt in separating one more component of its Google+ social network system. Dubbed "About me," this feature functions as a place where you can put your personal data and change how you want others to see it. ​A few of the info you may incorporate on your "About me" ​page include education, work history, gender, birthday, occupation, work contact Info, personal contact Info, places (where you currently live and places where you lived) or sites where you contribute web content. Control what people see about you, reads the About me page. It also claims that "changes you make here show up across Google services like Drive, Photos, Google+ and others." It is possible that upon opening up the page, you will see some info already added. Note, however, that none of these details will be visible to the public unless you have your Google+ profile. ​​