Google logs my activities wrong My Google activities log says I have been messaging people late at night and in the early morning, but I know for a fact I haven't. Plus I have a search on my Google maps I never did. These things are putting a strain on my marriage and I want answers to why this is happening to me. I rarely go anywhere due to me meaning a stay at home mom. I want answers and I want to be able to show my husband that I'm not lying to him about any of this. I'm also getting to were I don't want to do anything on my phone far as searches, texting or making calls.
I've had similar mysterious activity showing up on my account in the past (albeit, several years ago).  It's important to remember that your Google account, and thusly your usage history, can be shared across multiple devices, including a mixture of desktop, laptop, mobile, even TV and assistant enabled devices like Google Home.

I spent a moment going over security and reviewing my account  - it sounds like you would benefit from the same.

First, visit https://myaccount.google.com/

Secondly, sign in to your Google account and you should see some options on the left side pane:




Under Data &amp; personalization, you can review your privacy settings and also see location history.  Clicking on Location History reveals a page where you can review which devices are contributing to your accounts history.  Be sure to have only the devices you actively use as checked.





Under Security, I highly recommend turning on 2-step verification.  Also, make sure you have no security issues including any unidentified sign-ins from devices you don't recognize.  You can revoke access to your Google account on a device-basis from this screen.





Under People and Sharing you can view who is sharing content with you, including location history.  You can also control which content you see, of course, including location sharing.


In regards to your mobile devices, make sure you audit and remove any suspicious looking apps that you may not remember downloading.

Finally, reset your Google password.  This is the single best security practice and often the most overlooked.