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How to easily delete your Google searches across platforms

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How to easily delete your Google searches across platform   E very day billions of users around the globe perform several million searches on Google, let it be on the smartphone or the desktop. You and me alone search for over hundreds of terms, websites. Images, and videos on Google to keep up with the rest of the world. But how does one swipe off the entire Google search log? Here is how you can delete all your searches ever made on both smartphone and desktop right from one single place - My Activity. My Activity by Google is a common tracker for all your searches across desktop and mobile, given that you are searching for those contents while logged in your Google account. It not only shows how many searches have you made using Chrome browser, but also gives you a detailed list of how many apps have you used and how many times in your Android smartphone. Regular search and image search are also shown besides other options such as what app did you sear...

Web Search Before Google: Search Engine History

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Web Search Before Google: Search Engine History And some random facts about google.   Did Google always dominate the web search market? In the second of three posts on the history of the Search Engines, I look at the pioneers of the early search market, including the very first web crawler, WWW Wanderer. Did you know that Disney used to be one of the largest players in the business? Or that Altavista was more technically advanced, in many ways, in 1998 than Google is now? Read on! Random facts : The name 'Google' is actually derived from the mathematical term 'googol' which is basically 1 with a 100 zeros following it   The pioneering Web Search Engines Indeed, the point at which modern search engines first began to appear is after the development and popularization of the MOSAIC browser in 1993. In 1994, Internet Magazine was launched, together with a review of the top 100 websites billed as the ‘most extensive’ List ever to appear ...