New Delhi. Google has the answer to every question. Whether there is any question of the child or a home recipe or a nearby clinical… Google answers every question. Even if you want to sit in a good cafe, then Google will also give you information about it. It would have been guessed from this, you have become a lot of wealth on Google.

To improve these browser and search engines, these companies continue to update their rules. Recently, the big tech company has announced that it is going to bring some new changes in the rules of the search domain.

Changes going to happen
In the year 2017, Google launched its localization search option. With the help of country code top-level domain names (CCTLD), such as Google.NG for Nigeria or Google.com.BR for Brazil, user interfaces were made even more friendly. However, now they are going to make some changes in it. Will this affect our 'net surfing'? What will be the changes for Indian users?

What will be the effect of Google's new change on users?
Google recently told in a blog post that now the national level domain is not needed and hence Google will redirect all the search to Google.com, such as Google.in (India) instead of Google.com. It has been said in the post that we will redirect traffic from these CCTLDs to Google.com so that people's search experience can improve.

However, it will not have much impact on the search of users, nor will there be any change in the way they search. It has also been said in the blog post that it is important to keep in mind that what will be seen in the browser address bar from this update, but it will not have any effect on the way of search work nor will it change our responsibilities under national laws.

When will these changes in Google search apply?
These changes will be implemented in the next few months. According to the statement, users may have to re -set some search preference, but this will not affect your search.