Google has found a way to keep people away from Instagram and tick-tock
Google has come up with a new tool to keep Internet users on their search pages longer than other apps like Instagram and TickTok.
Google has begun testing a new feature in search engines, in which users will be able to watch Instagram and TikTok videos directly on Google instead of the app.
That is, clicking on these videos will open the web version instead of the app, because Google thinks that going to the app may get people lost in it.
With this new method, Google will be able to keep Arfin on its search badges and also give them access to viral videos
Tech Crunch’s report said this new feature is available to users who are currently restricted to the top of the Google app on Android and iPhone.
It’s called Short Videos, which is different from the feature stories introduced in October.
The Short Stories feature features content from Google’s partners, including Forbes, USA Today and others.
In contrast, the new short videos feature will only work for social media apps, meaning Instagram and TikTok as well as clips from YouTube and a few other apps.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Google will use Facebook and Tic Tac to access their content, or will use the index power of its search engine.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
It is not known if this feature will be limited to the Google app or will be available on the web version of Google.
According to a Google spokesperson, the feature is currently available to a limited number of people on mobile devices.
