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Google's latest privacy update has raised concerns about how user-uploaded content may be used to improve AI models. The update affects the Search Services History setting, which collects data on user interactions with Google's search tools. Users can opt out of this feature, but doing so may impact their search experience.
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Google's latest privacy update has raised concerns about how user-uploaded content may be used to improve AI models. The update affects the Search Services History setting, which collects data on user interactions with Google's search tools. Users can opt out of this feature, but doing so may impact their search experience.
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