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How I forced Google Search to give me the results I want and can trust again – it’s easy

When you’re looking for authoritative answers, the last thing you need is a bunch of low-quality garbage in your search results. Here’s how to fix that.
I spend a big part of each working day struggling with search engines. A lot of my questions are technology-related: How does this feature work? What does that error code mean? Which apps are compatible with the new hardware platform or OS version I’m testing right now? There’s usually an authoritative answer to each of those questions, documented by the engineers and designers who wrote the code or built the device I’m working with. But good luck finding those answers, as modern search engines now insist on flooding the results page with AI-based summaries, ads, and links to enthusiast videos, third-party vendor content, and…
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