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Google Discover Now Lets You Customize Your Feed Using Natural Language

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Google Discover now supports conversational search to let users customize their feed in real time using natural language.

Search Engine Land reports that Google is rolling out conversational search refinement in Discover, enabling users to tap a menu and request more or less content about specific topics in their own words. The feature adjusts feeds dynamically and retains user preferences, potentially helping content creators identify niche topics worth covering and boosting discoverability for relevant publisher content within the platform.
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