Google makes it easier to remove personal information from search results

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Google is making it easier for users to protect their privacy in search results with the introduction of several key features. The updated “Results About You” center now proactively looks for personal information and notifies users when their data is displayed in search. This allows them to respond quickly and request removal of sensitive data. A streamlined removal request process, accessible directly from the three-dot menu in search results, makes it easier to manage your privacy.

In addition to removing personal data, Google is also introducing the ability to restore outdated search results, giving users more control over what information they see about them. The new interface has teacher data been designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind, allowing users to better manage alerts and respond quickly to potential privacy threats. This initiative is another step towards greater transparency and protection for users in the digital environment.

Microsoft Bing tests search with Copilot
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