Google Simplifies Removing Personal Info From Search Results

Google represents new features that simplify the removal of personal data from the search results.

These updates include:

• The redesigned center “results about you”
• Simplified procedure for removal request
• The ability to refresh outdated search results.

The redesigned page “Results About You”

Google has updated its The results about you Tools.

Now he is proactively looking for personal information and warns you if he finds them.

When you get this warning, you can ask Google to remove data or contact the site directly.

The new interface is designed to make it easier for users to report and manage warnings about their personal information.

Simplified removal procedure

Google represents a Simplified removal procedure This simplifies the steps needed to submit a removal request.

When you find the result of a search that contains your personal information, you can click on a three -point menu in addition to that result to access the updated board.

This panel clarifies the types of contents that qualify for removal and guides you through the request process.

Easier refreshing for outdated results

Google is updating that is addressed outdated search results.

Sometimes the content of the website no longer corresponds to what appears on Google if the website is decorated or removed.

Google now offers the possibility to ask for refreshing certain searches, which encouraged its systems to recreate the website.

Previously, you had to wait for Google’s regular creep schedule to notice any changes that could take weeks.

You can now click three points next to an outdated search result and ask for refreshment. Google systems will then contact the page to download the latest information.

Looking forward

Google’s latest update responds to the need for better privacy controls because more people take care of their personal information online. This change also shows that Google adapts to regulatory pressure to protect personal information.

It is important to note that these features only affect Google’s search results. They do not affect how your personal data appear on other search engines and websites.

For more details, see Google’s announcement.

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