How can you tell if someone's Google search history is being tracked?

There are several ways to tell if someone's Google search history is being tracked:

Check the Google Account Activity page: If someone has been logged into their Google account while using Google search, their search history will be automatically saved to their Google account. You can check this history by visiting the Google Account Activity page.

Check the browser history: The Google search history can also be saved in the browser's history, so you can check the browser's history to see if there is a record of their Google searches.

Check the Google Dashboard: The Google Dashboard provides a summary of all the Google services that someone has used, including Google search. If they have been using Google search, their search history will be visible in the Dashboard.

Look for third-party tracking tools: There may also be third-party tracking tools or browser extensions that someone is using to track their Google search history. You can check the installed extensions in the browser to see if any of these tools are present.

It is important to note that tracking someone's Google search history without their knowledge or consent is a violation of their privacy. If you suspect that someone's search history is being tracked, it is best to have an open and honest conversation with them about it.