"Google Discover launched in 2018. It was designed to be a proactive content delivery feature. Users could find content without needing to enter a search query. It's a valuable feature for discovering new websites and content without requiring manual searches. But yet, it's still not always perfect. Similar to a "For You" page on various social media apps, you might discover content that's uninteresting or irrelevant."
"Google launched a follow option that helps you keep tabs on creators and publishers you like, without having to wait for every individual post to populate the feed. You can use the Follow feature through the Google app on any compatible phone, whether it's a Google Pixel or a budget-friendly device. Our guide shows you how to enable this feature and what you can do with it after setting it up."
"Google Discover is part of Google Search. It is an AI-powered content feed that appears in the Google app and desktop browser. Google Discover launched as a mobile feature within the Google app and was later released on desktop globally in early 2025 (currently limited by region). The feature is queryless. The AI-powered content feed displays articles, videos, and other relevant information tailored to your interests. It does this by analyzing your Web and App Activity, search history, and engagement across Google products, like YouTube."
Google Discover is an AI-powered, queryless content feed integrated into Google Search that surfaces articles, videos, and other information tailored to user interests. The feature launched in 2018 on mobile and expanded to desktop globally in early 2025, though availability varies by region. Discover personalizes content by analyzing Web and App Activity, search history, and engagement across Google products like YouTube. The feed can surface irrelevant or uninteresting results similar to social media “For You” pages. A Follow option lets users keep tabs on preferred creators and publishers so new posts populate the feed. The Follow feature is available through the Google app on compatible phones.
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