Google Makes It Easier , to Delete Private Information From Search.<br />Last year, Google launched a tool to allow users to remove search results about themselves such as phone numbers, addresses and email accounts.<br />The "results about you" tool has since been updated to give users even more control, Engadget reports.<br />A dashboard will now alert people when their personal information shows up in Search.<br />Upon receiving an alert, you can ask that those results be removed from Search.<br />To access the tool, open the Google app, tap on your profile picture and click "results about you.".<br />You can also visit myactivity.google.com/results-about-you.<br />While the feature is currently only available in English in the United States, Google plans to roll it out in other areas and languages soon. .<br />Google is also making it easier for users to take down explicit photos of themselves, whether consensual or not.<br />Additionally, parental controls and SafeSearch are getting updates to make it easier for parents to protect their children on the internet.
