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HELP!!!! My Google "Safesearch" won't turn off!!!!

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Everything was fine with my google searches (Unfiltered) until one of those DAMN windows automatic updates happened, then, today, after the update, my google search is all messed up!!!! In my mind I'm thinking it had something to do with the automatic update cause I've NEVER had this happen to me before.

Any ideas? Anyone? I've gone to Google's suggestions but they don't help. It's frustrating me!!!
 

Thanks. I tried that one but it doesn't bring back image results. When I'm doing my "fun" searches (ie. naughty stuff) I like to see the image results part of the google. But with the safesearch you linked to no image results and the safesearch turned on that I can't turn off omits all the previous images I used to get. Frustrating.
 
I'm having the same problem...and so is porn star Connor Habib.
 
Modify SafeSearch setting

Many users prefer not to have adult sites included in search results. Google's SafeSearch screens for sites that contain explicit sexual content and removes them from your search results. No filter is 100 percent accurate, but SafeSearch should eliminate most inappropriate material. You can choose from among three SafeSearch settings:

Moderate filtering excludes most explicit images from Google Images results but doesn't filter ordinary web search results. This is your default SafeSearch setting; you'll receive moderate filtering unless you change it.
Strict filtering applies SafeSearch filtering to all your search results (i.e. both image search and ordinary web search).
No filtering, as you've probably figured out, turns off SafeSearch filtering completely.

To change your SafeSearch setting, tap
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the settings_icon_image gear icon on the Google Search app home screen. Turn SafeSearch Off to stop filtering adult content from search results.

Note: The 'Moderate' setting filters explicit images only from your search results. The 'Strict' setting filters both explicit text and explicit images.
 
Modify SafeSearch setting

Many users prefer not to have adult sites included in search results. Google's SafeSearch screens for sites that contain explicit sexual content and removes them from your search results. No filter is 100 percent accurate, but SafeSearch should eliminate most inappropriate material. You can choose from among three SafeSearch settings:

Moderate filtering excludes most explicit images from Google Images results but doesn't filter ordinary web search results. This is your default SafeSearch setting; you'll receive moderate filtering unless you change it.
Strict filtering applies SafeSearch filtering to all your search results (i.e. both image search and ordinary web search).
No filtering, as you've probably figured out, turns off SafeSearch filtering completely.

To change your SafeSearch setting, tap
SNP_2573534_en_v1
the settings_icon_image gear icon on the Google Search app home screen. Turn SafeSearch Off to stop filtering adult content from search results.

Note: The 'Moderate' setting filters explicit images only from your search results. The 'Strict' setting filters both explicit text and explicit images.

I appreciate your help and I just chose "No Filtering" and it still is acting dumb.

thanks anyway.
 
None of those things will help. Google changed their search algorithm for images today, and unless you search specifically for certain things, it won't show them. (so if you're searching for, let's say, Tom Brady shirtless, you'd HAVE to include the shirtless part for it to show them)
 
None of those things will help. Google changed their search algorithm for images today, and unless you search specifically for certain things, it won't show them. (so if you're searching for, let's say, Tom Brady shirtless, you'd HAVE to include the shirtless part for it to show them)

Oh....thanks!!! That makes sense now. It's like you have to search SPECIFICALLY and that still seems to not guarantee results. It's frustrating.
 
We all need to learn new vocabulary! Be specific!
 
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