It’ll happen even if you don’t have SafeSearch enabled.
a senior reviewer covering laptops and other gadgets. Monica was a writer for Tom's Guide and Business Insider before joining The Verge in 2020.Google has rolled out a new SafeSearch feature that automatically blurs explicit images in its results.
This will occur for all users by default — including those who don’t have SafeSearch enabled. This setting was first announcedlarger Google Search initiative to, as the company puts it, “help you stay in control of your personal information, privacy, and online safety.” The company also recently announced updates to its “results about you” dashboard, which make it easier to request the removal of your own personal information or explicit imagery from search results. It’s also making it easier for families to access parental controls directly from the search interface. Don’t worry, NSFW fanfiction writers and company: provided that you’re not using a supervised account, you can adjust this setting at any time. See that little “SafeSearch” button in the top right of your Google Search screen? You can just click on that and select “Off.” But you didn’t hear that from me.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
US judge set to decertify Google Play class action By ReutersUS judge set to decertify Google Play class action
Read more »
Google's new sustainability APIs can estimate solar, pollutant and pollen productionGoogle will officially unveil a trio of new sustainability APIs for business at the Cloud Next conference tomorrow, learn more about them today..
Read more »
How to see your Google Workspace carbon footprintGoogle Workspace admins can now track the impact their work on Google Meet, Gmail, and Google Docs has on climate change. Google announced a new Carbon Footprint reporting tool today that’s available in the admin console. It shows carbon dioxide emissions over time and by service. Google still has a lot of work to do to cut down the greenhouse gas emissions; it has a goal of running its data centers on carbon pollution-free energy sources by 2030.
Read more »
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian: 50% of all AI startups run on Google CloudThomas Kurian, Google Cloud CEO, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk today's Google Cloud Next event, new AI tools Google introduced today and more.
Read more »
New Google Leak Reveals Much-Needed Google Photos FeatureGoogle is working on an important upgrade to Google Photos that will help users protect their most personal photos and videos from theft or accidental deletion.
Read more »
Google leaked Google’s flagship Pixel 8 Pro, againThe source on this one couldn’t be more legit.
Read more »