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Google will blur explicit images in search by default - Engadget

Google will blur explicit images in search by default - Engadget

Google will blur explicit images in search by default - Engadget
Feb 07, 2023 44 secs

The company says that, in the coming months, it will blur explicit images in search results for all users as a default setting, even if they don't have SafeSearch switched on.

You'll be able to adjust the settings if you don't have a supervised account or you're signed out and you'd prefer to see butts and stuff in search results (the filter is designed to blur violent images as well).

According to screenshots that Google shared, the blur setting will mask explicit images, but not text or links.

Meanwhile, Google is adding another layer of protection to the built-in password manager on Chrome and Android.

The company says that if a user has a supported computer, they'll have the option to require biometric authentication before filling a saved password into a form.

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