Google updates its Search algorithms to deal with online harassment

According to the media reports, Google, a tech giant company has reworked and updated its Search algorithms to deal with repeated online harassment issues. 

The new update shows that if someone now request a removal from one site with predatory practices, the company will automatically apply ranking protections to help prevent content from other similar low-quality sites appearing in search results for people's names.

This update was made after The New York Times highlighted a case of repeated harassment, and explained some important key aspects with limitations of Google's approach.

According to the media reports, Google said it has designed ranking systems to surface high-quality results for as many queries as possible, but some types of queries are more susceptible to bad actors and require specialised solutions.

 

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