Injecting links into websites carries security and privacy risks. While one might trust the automated process behind the scenes and Google’s own security controls, it will be a concern that such links are automatically applied and take users away from the website they have elected to visit.

This new feature allows users to quickly search for additional context about a term or phrase. But some website owners may not be happy. Here's why.

Google is injecting the links into pages you visit through the Google app's built-in web browser, which display a pop-up panel of Google Search results related to the word or phrase. Google's announcement said web publishers can opt-out by submitting a form,

Google plans to make adjustments to displaying search results on its platform in Europe after some smaller rivals complained about lower traffic to their sites following previous tweaks by the Alphabet unit and as EU regulators probe whether the company breached EU tech rules.

The Alphabet-owned company said it had to make substantial changes to the services it can provide in the continent to satisfy requests from competitors and regulators.

A change in Google’s algorithm reduced the reach of service providers. Every so often, Google makes tweaks to the algorithm of Google Search. Being the most used search platform

Like keeping your calendar and tasks in the same mobile app? Google finally adds Tasks to Calendar for a much more efficient workflow. But read this before you delete your Tasks app.

I f you use Google Calendar on the web, you would know that you can already view the full-screen list of your tasks right within it, allowing you to get access to all your tasks.

A new Google Calendar update adds a full-screen task view, making it easier to manage and prioritize tasks. The new Tasks icon in Calendar’s top bar lets you access your task list directly and mark tasks as done.

Spotify is getting support for Google’s Gemini Extensions, which will allow users to search for and play music using the generative AI assistant with natural language requests. The extension was first spotted in the code of the Google app in June,