Google announced today that it will enable a new SafeSearch blurring setting by default for all users in the coming months. The filter is designed to help people protect themselves and their families ...

Google has announced today that, in the “coming months,” it will start to blur explicit images in Search with a new default setting. A new online safety feature will blur images that are considered ...

The rise of explicit deepfakes has posed a significant challenge, affecting the privacy of individuals worldwide. Deepfakes are AI-generated images or videos depicting someone in compromising ...

Google will start blurring explicit images by default on Google Search for those who don’t already have the SafeSearch filter on. The purpose is to prevent users from inadvertently encountering ...

Google is finished rolling out its new SafeSearch feature that blurs explicit imagery, such as violent or sexual photos, by default. The company announced back in February that it would be rolling out ...

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Google announced the feature as a celebration of Safe Internet Day, and it will be rolling out in the coming months. Reading time 2 minutes Google’s search engine is getting an upgrade—yes with AI, ...

In a move to combat the rising threat of explicit deepfakes, Google has announced significant updates to its Search algorithms and content removal processes. This overhaul aims to protect individuals ...

Google’s SafeSearch setting and images search algorithm appear to have been altered significantly for users in the US and elsewhere, as previously explicit searches are not returning explicit results.

After a staggering increase in the number of fake pornographic videos and images uploaded online in the last several years, Google on Wednesday announced new measures to assist victims and reduce the ...

Google announced some new privacy and safety features on August 3rd. The features will improve how users can find results about themselves online, blur explicit content and let people remove explicit ...