Recently I switching my operating system from windows to Linux. While using chrome for Linux, I had a question that will google search result differs in different operating system? I know google search will base on location, device, etc. But I can't find whether it has a relation to operating systems or not. Does any google engineer know this?
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I'm not a google engineer, but i know some things about it.
Google search results are different on different computers. There are many factors that affect the Google search results you see. Google seeks to provide the best results for individual users. This means that they want and expect search results to be different from person to person and that people searching in the same office may see different search results.
Whether you are signed in or not, search engines like Google personalize the search results of anyone who uses its search engine, based on the searches you’ve done and results you’ve clicked in the past. By watching what you search for and what you click on in search results, Google can learn that you favor particular sites and will provide you with the most relevant and useful search results possible.
That means that if you are using a new operating system, google starts over to personalize the search results based on the searches you’ve done and results you’ve clicked in the past.
You can read also googles developer guide about this theme [here][1]
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