Google is a juggernaut of information, and part of that information is data about you. If you use any Google services, they have data on you. While this data is relatively secure, Google has incrementally changed its policies on how it uses your data over time. As of last year, even the free-unlimited backup of your photos is not available any more.

Users who click a lot of pictures will find themselves having to fork out for Google One services which, in my opinion, are very expensive. So how do you manage and backup all that data you have stored on Google? Fortunately, Google has a service called Google Takeout. It lets you consolidate and backup any data Google has on you, including your log activity.