Oh, why not? Let’s just make the whole fucking Internet G-rated:
GOOGLE will soon be introducing a feature to prevent people from seeing explicit images. The new feature was announced yesterday as part of Safer Internet Day.
“Safer Internet Day”?
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Sorry, Kim, but I’m with Google on this one. It will prevent accidentally salacious images from appearing when they should not, and you will be able to turn it off.
I’m truly sorry for your trepidation about salacious images.
I’m not worried about myself; I’m worried about who may be looking over my shoulder.
There’s more than one search engine available. Don’t like the results you get with Google? Try https://duckduckgo.com/?va=b&t=hr
You can let ChatGPT search for you and put together a personalized article based on what you ask for soon. Creepy…..
https://www.pcmag.com/news/hands-on-with-microsofts-chatgpt-powered-bing-a-new-kind-of-search
I don’t recall anyone at Gooble asking me if I wanted them for a nanny. At my advancing years, if looking at dirty pichers has an ill effect on me, I’ll put new batteries in my pacemaker. Go away and leave me the hell alone. Time for me to take my Geritol and look up more ta-ta sites.
Dear Goojle:
You’re not my Mommie.
And I’ve used DuckDuckGo instead of you for years.
I’ve used duckduckgo.com for quite a while after learning about it here. I’m sure there are many other software upgrades I should do to avoid the woke tech.
JQ
If you’re dumb enough to be searching for midget goat porn at work, that really should be on you when someone sees it.
What’s the Vegas odds on the fact that “explicit images” probably refers more to graphs casting doubt on liberal narratives than it refers to naked women.
“Safer Internet Day”? I think we’d be hard pressed to come up with something more Orwellian than that.