Google modified algorithm to block obscene content

According to foreign media reports, Google revised the graphics search algorithm on Tuesday evening, making it difficult for search engines to find adult pictures. This is to ensure that adult content is only shown to people who explicitly express their needs.

Google said that we do not review any adult content. We want to show users what they are looking for. However, our goal is not to display search results for pornographic content unless the user specifically searches for such content. We use an algorithm to select the most relevant search result for a given query. If the user is searching for adult content, the user can find it without modifying the default settings. If your search terms are ambiguous, you need to specify in the query what you are searching for.

In other words, if the user turns off SafeSearch (safe search feature), the user can still find something using the word "obscene" in the search.

However, Google's changes to the search engine may not meet the requirements of certain users. The Reddit Web site found that even with the SafeSearch feature turned off, users find it difficult to find explicit content.

Google said that this change only allows the graphical search settings to match the current site and video search settings.

Such a company’s efforts to make it easier for people to find search content is commendable.