Google now lets users leave & read 'Notes' on web searches in India
Google is rolling out an experimental feature called 'Notes' that allows users in the United States and India to leave and read personal annotations on search results and web pages.
This feature is part of Google's ongoing efforts to incorporate more human perspectives into its search engine, providing users with additional insights from both experts and everyday individuals.
The 'Notes' feature, available as an opt-in experiment through Google's Search Labs initiative, enables users to share their knowledge and experiences related to specific search queries.
According to a blog post from Google, the goal is to offer users a new layer of human insight, helping them find the most relevant and useful information.
Accessing 'Notes' with Ease: A Simple Opt-in Process
To access 'Notes,' users can open the Google app on their mobile phones, tap on the 'Labs' icon in the top left corner of the screen, and enable the feature. Once activated, users will see 'Add note' and 'Notes' options at the bottom of most search results.
Tapping on 'Notes' reveals what others have said about a particular web page, while selecting 'Add note' allows users to share their personal opinions about the search result.
This feature proves beneficial in obtaining context about an article or topic, helping users identify information that may be most useful to them. For example, individuals interested in topics like fashion, travel, or video games can add and read notes on related search results.
Ensuring Safety: Google's Approach To Moderation
Google has implemented measures to ensure the safety and relevance of 'Notes,' utilising a combination of algorithmic protections and human moderation. Although users can add notes on a wide range of
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