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Consumer Investigation: Google it? Your search results might be scams! - WHEC.com - News10NBC


If you want to find out something, you Google it. But I found a scammer so cunning, it outsmarted that popular search engine. During four months of tracking the actions of a company selling keto ... Read More

Consumer Alert: Here’s how a simple Google search could put your personal data at risk - WHEC.com - News10NBC


Imagine this. You search for perfume for your wife and click on the first listing in Google's search results. But instead of finding her favorite fragrance, you find yourself in a stinky situation. Read More

Google's new settings let you remove your private info from search results. Here's how | ZDNET


You can now ask Google to remove those images from its search results if they're being published without your approval. Also: Google Pixel's Magic Eraser can wipe out the most obnoxious ... Read More

9 reasons your Google search isn't working like it once did: Hawaiʻi surfs


HONOLULU (KHON2) — In recent years, more and more people are noticing that their Google search results seem to be getting worse or at least less informative. Google has long been the dominating ... Read More

You Can Stop Google From Personalizing Your Search Results


If you're not seeing the new toggle, Search Engine Roundtable also pointed out that you can still add &pws=0 to the end of any Google search URL to remove personalization from that search, a ... Read More


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