Google will censor pornographic photos in search
Search engine Google will censor explicit images in search by default. Here are all the details.
Google is announcing some features to make internet a safer place. According to the corporation, in the upcoming months, it would automatically obscure pornographic images in search results for all users, even if SafeSearch is not turned on. For logged-in users who are under the age of 18, SafeSearch filtering is already the default setting.
Google will censor pornographic photos in search
If you don't have a monitored account or you're signed out and you'd rather to see butts and whatnot in search results, you can change the settings. Google supplied photos showing that the blur setting will cover up obscene imagery but not
Google is currently enhancing the built-in password manager for Chrome and Android with an additional layer of security. According to the firm, users will have the choice to demand biometric authentication before entering a saved password into a form if their computer is supported. People may also "securely expose, copy, or edit passwords" that they have saved in the password manager using this function, according to Google, without having to enter their primary password first. The business claims to be strengthening privacy safeguards in the Google app for iOS as well. Soon, you'll be able to lock down the app with Face ID to protect your data from prying eyes.
