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Google's Search Upgrade: Introducing Notes for Personalized Insights

  • Posted on November 16, 2023
  • Technology
  • By Arijit Dutta
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Google introduces 'Notes' on its Search platform, allowing users in India and the US to add comments akin to Wikipedia. This feature offers collaborative insights into search results, enhancing the user experience. Notes can be personalized with text, stickers, and photos, adding a human touch to information sharing.

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Google, a pivotal player in online searches, has unveiled a groundbreaking feature akin to Wikipedia's collaborative editing – 'Notes' on Search. Over the years, Google has dominated the search landscape, becoming synonymous with seeking information, even earning recognition from Satya Nadella, Microsoft's CEO, as the '800-pound gorilla' in the search market.

In a move to enhance user engagement, Google has announced the launch of 'Notes,' enabling users in India and the US to contribute comments on search results, fostering a broader sharing of insights. This experimental feature, resembling Wikipedia's collaborative editing, aims to enrich the search experience by adding a layer of human interaction.

The 'Notes' feature, unveiled through an official blog post, offers an opt-in experience for users. Google emphasizes that this addition to Search Labs intends to provide diverse perspectives, ensuring users access a wide range of insights while exploring various topics.

Users leveraging 'Notes' can share personal insights or valuable information on specific web pages, enhancing the overall search experience. Google highlights that this feature will offer a new dimension of human-based insights within the search results, enabling users to benefit from varied perspectives.

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Furthermore, Google assures users about the safety of this feature. 'Notes' will be restricted from addressing sensitive topics where the risk of harm is higher. The tech giant pledges to work closely with website owners to provide them insights into notes on their content in the coming months.

To access this new feature, users must opt into the experiment via the Google app or Discover. Once enabled, a 'Notes' button will appear in search results, allowing users to view, create, and personalize notes with text, stickers, and photos.

Google's 'Notes' feature marks a significant step in revolutionizing search interactions, fostering a collaborative and personalized approach to information sharing within its search platform.

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