How to get the best results from Google search

 Google is the best, most popular and most widely used online search engine. It relies on the information it collects from you to provide you with better and more appropriate results for your attention.

 But even though it's trying to help you "theoretically" by configuring and sorting out the content that Google's algorithms think is most important to you, the way it filters content may deprive you of numerous results and sites that might be very useful and useful to you.

So, what do you say we get free from Google's restrictions and put them on our way while we search the Internet, even temporarily?

 We will certainly not advise you to change Google's search engine, at all, but we will break down the barriers and blow up the bars that stand in our way to enjoy a deep and comprehensive search experience that does not take sides. Plus, you certainly know how to keep Google from bugging you on the phone.

1 Research into the hidden status

The ideal way to get better search results from Google and not be filtered is to use the special mode known as the hidden mode. It gives you the advantage of searching the Internet without login into your Google account, even if you, like that, everything you've looked for before will never appear before you in the results again.

All you have to do before searching is click over the list button from the top right of the browser and then choose from the downloaded list, New incognito windows. This is for the Google Chrome browser, but for the Mozilla Firefox browser it is the same format, but you will choose from the New Prime Windows list, and

Google is certainly not that naive and stupid, so even after you've entered the cloak mode, it's still able to exploit the connection identification files to make recommendations based on your old search results, thanks to a feature that you developed in Google's engine called Signal-out search active or "Search Activity While Recording Exit," which is activated by default, hidden and without any interference from us.

 So, we're going to need to de-activate this feature as well, you can look for the feature in the settings and de-activate it.

2 Deactivation of associated private search

Once you log into your own Google account, your search results will include on your Google tool kit and associated services that you use, meaning Google is trying to link search results to your own account on its services such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Photo, and other services.

 Surely no one can see the search results associated with your account on those services except you alone, but in the end, if you want to stop Google from using these services in your search results, so is that.

First, you need to access Search Settings on Google and check your login, and then de-activate the Use Returns feature. If you have trouble finding it, just click here, then log into your Google account and de-activate the feature as shown in the previous photo.

3 Delete and deactivate search log feature

Google relies on your record to show you associated search results, so if you try to access my Google Activity page, you'll see your own record that contains all your previous Google activities, whether you search websites or watch some YouTube videos and all your other activities.

 From here you can delete your search activities on any given day by clicking on the basket icon next to this day.

But if you want the best option, it's by clicking on the Delete Activity By command on the menu of options on the left of the page, then you choose All Time and then you delete all search activities associated with Google services.

So that you can stop Google from storing your future search data, click on Web & App Activity from the middle of the page and then completely de-activate the feature.

4 Deletion of location data and linkage identification files

In addition to all of the above, Google also relies on information stored locally in connection identification files, which is why the sites it frequently visits rank higher in your search results than you did before.

 Therefore, in order to obtain new search results, it might be better to initiate the deletion of linkage identification files and location data. Just head to the Safety & Privacy settings in the list of options of any browser and click over Clear Data from in front of Cookies and setData.

The only downside in this way is that you're going to lose login data at all sites that you always frequent, and it's going to slow down the browser when you visit these sites again, so if you don't want Google to delete your data from some sites, click over  Data and select sites that want to delete their data and connection identification files only and then click over Remove. This method will require a little patience but is more effective.

5 Disposal of search filter according to geographical location

Of course, Google is trying to clear your search results according to your geographic location and the country within which you search online, Google is giving more priority to results related to your region locally than focusing on global results.

 You can get rid of this method of filtering results using virtual VPN software to change the server you're connected to. But if you hate virtual network software or for any reason cause you to slow down your Internet connection, it's better to use the addition of the SEA Search Simulator By Nightwatch.

Unfortunately, it's only aimed at Google Chrome users. This addition is intended to impersonate your geographical location but is intended for other purposes, such as seeing where website owners are ranking their websites according to different countries. In the end, however, they are equally useful in removing adherence or bias in geographic location research results.

All you need to do is click on top of the search engine's add-on icon, write down the objects you're looking for in the Search box, then identify the language or country you want to search inside and click on Perform Search.

6 Try replacing the search engine with Startpage

Unlike the DuckGo search engine, the Startpage uses the same results as Google's search engine, but without tracking, storing, or sharing your data to clear your results.

 It only places its focus on privacy without filtering results according to your connection identification files, and as such it does not prioritize sites at the expense of other sites.

 It sends your searches to Google completely anonymously, and in this way, Google doesn't know who you are or where you are, or what your interests are.