Manage Google Services settings on your phone or tablet

In 2013, Google added the Google Settings app to Android phones and tablets. Over the years, they've added a variety of useful functions and features. Plus, you can tailor the Google Services settings to match your preferences, especially for the privacy-conscious.
Galaxy S25 showing the Google services menu with options like Backup, Find My Device, and Autofill displayed on screen.
Galaxy S25 showing the Google services menu with options like Backup, Find My Device, and Autofill displayed on screen.

Manage Google Services settings on your phone or tablet

Note
Available screens and settings may vary by wireless service provider, software version, and device model.

Google Service settings

Did you search for cats on Google, and now you're seeing endless cat ads? No worries, you can reset your ad settings or adjust other settings for Google Services. Just make sure you've added your Google account to your phone or tablet, so you can access Google Services.

 

To manage the Google Services settings on your device, navigate to and open Settings, then tap Google, and then tap the All services tab. Select the Google Services setting you want to change, and then adjust the settings according to your preferences.

Galaxy S25 showing the Google Service settings menu under All services.

Note
Available options may vary. For full details, please visit Google's Account Help page.
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