The e-Justice blog gives a detailed list of how Google collects information about its users. Some of the items on the list only apply to advanced users of Google products but laid out like they are it makes for an intimidating read.
The first three most are conscious of our searches, the web pages you visit and the blogs you read, others like financial information and what’s on your PC may surprise people.
It is worth having a look over.
Bing is adding a search link inside expanded People Also Ask questions, allowing users to run a new search for the same question and explore more results beyond the answer provided.
Bing appears to be testing a dark mode for its search results page, with the SERP switching from light to dark mode during a search. This follows Google's earlier dark mode testing on search results.
Google AI Mode is testing a bold follow-up query with an arrow at the bottom of answers that turns into a new AI Mode query when clicked, another sign Google wants users to stay in AI Mode.
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