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Google Introduces Easy Option to Disable Personalized Search Results

6/12/24

By:

BR Hariyani

New feature allows users to explore non-personalized search results with a single click

New feature allows users to explore non-personalized search results with a single click

Introduction

Google is enhancing its search experience by adding a new feature that lets users temporarily turn off personalized search results. This option, labeled "Try without personalization," appears at the bottom of certain results pages, offering users more control over their search experience.

How It Works

The feature provides a quick toggle to load a page with non-personalized results. Unlike modifying permanent settings in your Google account, this option is temporary and allows users to switch back easily. The feature complements the "About this result" tool, which already provides transparency on personalization.

Accessibility and Device Differences

Interestingly, the option may not appear for all searches or users consistently. Reports indicate better availability on mobile devices like iPhones compared to desktops.

Alternative Methods

For those who prefer manual control, Google has long allowed users to disable personalization by appending "&pws=0" to the search URL or directly adjusting account settings.

Conclusion

This new option simplifies the process of exploring neutral search results, giving users a clearer understanding of Google's algorithms and a choice to tailor their browsing preferences. It’s a small but meaningful step towards search transparency.

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