Neither. It becomes unassociated with your account. It still provides aggregate data to them, but respects your privacy. "From better commute options in Maps

Neither. It becomes unassociated with your account. It still provides aggregate data to them, but respects your privacy. "From better commute options in Maps to quicker results in Search, the data we save with your account can make Google services more useful to you. Using Activity Controls, you can decide what gets associated with your account and pause the collection of specific types of data — like your searches and browsing activity, the places you go, and information from your devices." https://privacy.google.com/take-control.html https://privacy.google.com/take-control.html