Google adds context to search results to combat misinformation


The Alphabet Inc company will add descriptions about listed websites in its own words, reviews of sites from other parties, and information about topics from third-party sources, Google said. — AFP Relaxnews

Google will start adding details and context about topics and sources to search-engine results, a move to help US users become more literate about the origins of online material and to combat misinformation.

The Alphabet Inc company will add descriptions about listed websites in its own words, reviews of sites from other parties, and information about topics from third-party sources, Google said during its Search On event Wednesday. These details will be findable in the existing “About This Result” panel, accessed by clicking the three dots beside search results.

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