Google has introduced a new feature for its millions of users, enabling them to easily remove or update their personal information from search results. This new feature empowers users to control their personal data within Google Search, enhancing their privacy and security.
Google has launched a new interface through which users can remove personal details such as phone numbers, email addresses, home addresses, credit card details, and login credentials from search results. A three-dots option (...) will be available in Google search results; clicking this will open a new interface. This interface provides three options for users to remove or update their information.
Google's New Interface Operates with Three Options
• "It shows my personal info" – This option allows users to remove their personal information from search results.
• "I have a legal removal request" – This option is for removing content that violates Google's policies.
• "It's outdated and I want to request a refresh" – This option enables users to update outdated information.
Google has taken this step to enhance the security of users' personal information and better manage their privacy. Users can now remove any incorrect or unwanted information from search results and keep their information secure.
This new Google feature adds a new dimension to user privacy in the digital world, allowing them to manage their personal information more effectively.
