Google to Redirect All Search Users to google.com from Country-Specific Domains in Coming Months

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Updated Apr 16, 2025, 02:43 PM

Google has announced plans to redirect all its search engine users from country-specific domains, including ccTLD like google.ng, google.com.br, google.co.uk, and google.fr, to google.com over the coming months. This move aims to streamline the search experience globally, as the company deems country-level domains unnecessary. The transition, which began in 2017, will not alter the functionality of Google Search or the way it handles obligations under national laws. Users will continue to receive locally relevant search results, despite the change in the URL displayed in their browser's address bar. As part of this update, some users may need to re-enter their search preferences, including language and geographic filters, to ensure a smooth transition. Google assures that this process will be transparent and minimally disruptive.

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DogeDesigner

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The search engine announces that it will redirect all its users to a single site for the whole world. ➡️ https://t.co/m1oraRlgSk https://t.co/m1oraRlgSk