"Google added a new button to the top stories section of Google Search named "Sign in to customize." This leads users who are not logged into Google to sign in, so those users can configfure there preferred sources in Google Search. This change was spotted by Sachin Patel who posted about it yesterday on X - it seems like it is globally rolled out, so anyone should be able to see it for results that bring up the top stories section."
"This leads users who are not logged into Google to sign in, so those users can configfure there preferred sources in Google Search. This change was spotted by Sachin Patel who posted about it yesterday on X - it seems like it is globally rolled out, so anyone should be able to see it for results that bring up the top stories section. Here is what it looks like: This again is to get more people to set their preferred sources in Google Search."
Google added a "Sign in to customize" button to the Top Stories section of Google Search. The button directs users who are not logged into Google to sign in, enabling them to configure their preferred news sources in Search. The change was spotted by Sachin Patel, who posted about it on X. The rollout appears global, so users worldwide should see the button on results that surface the Top Stories carousel. The addition aims to increase the number of users setting preferred sources. A forum discussion about the change is available on X.
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