Google has switched on a new setting that blurs explicit imagery by default in Search results. The feature is part of Google’s SafeSearch settings, which are designed to prevent people from ...

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 ...

In an increasingly digital world, ensuring the online safety of children is a paramount concern for parents and guardians. One effective way to filter out inappropriate content from search results is ...

SafeSearch, which “filter[s] out explicit content in Google’s search results,” has been around for so long that it has entered the cultural lexicon. The Google Search app on Android is now making it ...

Google has put together a new help document on SafeSearch where it merged a bunch of content into a single page around this topic. It also added content around how SafeSearch works and a new section ...

Anyone who's been on the internet for more than a day knows that even the most innocuous of search queries can sometimes result in unexpected content appearing on your screen. This is where SafeSearch ...

Google integrates SafeSearch tool into Search Console, enabling website owners to manage explicit content settings alongside SEO tools. Google has moved its SafeSearch tool functionality to the Search ...

Google's SafeSearch setting will now apply to all searches by default, blurring any explicit content. Credit: Google Google is officially releasing its new SafeSearch setting to all users this month, ...

Child safety in online environments seems to be on the top of the figurative priority list maintained by big tech firms. Apple recently announced that it will use its photo scanning technology to ...