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Google Search to blur explicit images by default
Google search engine has announced that it will blur the explicit photographs in the search result by default "in the coming months". For those who use Google as a default search engine, SafeSearch filtering is already on for the signed-in users. However, one of the majorly used search engines will soon incorporate a new setting which will blur the explicit images if it appears in the search results, even when the SafeSearch filter is off. Google said, "This setting will be the new default for people who don't already have the SafeSearch filter turned on, with the option to adjust settings at any time.” Some time back, Google further launched its new YouTube Kids playlist called the 'Build a Safer Internet'.
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