A few months back I turned off every data collection option I could in Google's privacy settings except for the calendar and contact sync options. I Just wasn't comfortable with a single company knowing everywhere I go to both physically and on the web on Chrome and Android. Then just yesterday I got an email from Google itself as a "Your August in review" that not only traced everywhere I physically went, but the pictures I took there as well. The latter was especially concerning since there were a few pics that I was not comfortable with being in Google's possession as well as the fact that I never set up anything in my phone to sync pictures with Google Drive. (And what's the point of disabling geo-tagging if Google is just going to tag it with a location anyway?)

So I went back into my privacy settings to see everything had been re-enabled except for the Youtube settings (the only thing I would have noticed quickly had it been changed). Now I've had them all disabled again but I noticed what may be a shady choice of word's on Google's part. There is no option to "terminate" or "stop" Google from tracking your activity, only to "pause" it. Now I'm thinking that I might have to go check in on those settings every now and then to see if Google has "un-paused" their tracking.

Has anyone else encountered this problem? Also does anyone know if there are any implications to the choice of Google labeling their options something with more temporary implications like "pause" or am I just looking to far into it?