New answers tagged google-search
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These should eventually automatically fall out of search results. If you're a bit more anxious, Google have a process to remove content from someone else's site.
You probably want to use the "Remove content that’s not live" option. There's no guarantee this will actually get the results removed any quicker than waiting (or at all in some cases), but will ...
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It takes time. They don't crawl every site every second. You can never be sure when it will happen, but it will.
One way is to keep updating the parts of the site that are good, over time these will overwhelm the parts you want them to forget.
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In Germany you can do it like this ("Animiert" means "animated"):
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Just follow this detailed tutorial on making Google your Homepage .If it doesn't work replace google.com with google.com/ncr ,that must work.
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Mathematica could answer this with CityData:
data=CityData["Alexandria"];
Table[{data[[i]],CityData[data[[i]],"Population"]},{i,1,Length[data]}]
Giving the following output:
{
{{Alexandria,Alexandria,Egypt},4230569},
{{Alexandria,Virginia,UnitedStates},139966},
{{Alexandria,Piemonte,Italy},90446},
{{Alexandria,Kirovograd,Ukraine},88916},
...
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No, that search operator would not work as nofollow is used as a link relationship. Search operators don't check against markup but only visible content at the front end - the same search functionality that the search engine uses...
No idea why this was migrated from webmasters stack exchange. It belongs there... Not at web applications.
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Those addresses are both allocated to AT&T. Your ISP provides both IPv4 and IPv6 service, and you're using IPv6 to reach Google.
Both answers are "correct".
If you search for "my ip" on http://ipv4.google.com/, it should display your IPv4 address instead.
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I don't see any discussion of URL collection in Google's Privacy Policy. They only mention location, devices, logs, information you share publicly, etc.
Google already gets a ton of signals for URLs to index. Google+, for instance, is a goldmine of URLs.
I seriously doubt that Google is trawling your Gmail messages for links.
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