New Google service: Me on the Web

The search giant has offered users a new and rather unusual opportunity that should help users monitor their security and privacy on the Internet, providing, however, Google’s own personal information.

So, the new Me on the Web service , which is part of Google Dashboard, should help the user understand what other people see in search results when they search for information about it and react if there are any information in the search results that the user considers unnecessary to outsiders. eye. By activating the Set up search alerts for your data dialog, the Google account owner can enter some information, the appearance of which on the Internet and, accordingly, in the search results, will be tracked by the search engine. Here you can set the monitoring interval - it is curious that you can choose the possibility of “as-it-happens” in addition to the traditional “once a day” and “once a week”. If the information entered by the user appears in the search results, he will receive a letter with the appropriate notification and will be able to write to the web master of the resource with personal information a request to remove it, and then submit an application to remove it from Google’s cache using the URL Removal Tool.

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