When you search for something on Google, you’ll see the most popular searches and search suggestions for your region under the Search box. They can be about anything—celebrity gossip, sports, politics, you name it. Google calls them “trending searches.”

It goes without saying that Google’s trending searches can easily distract you. If you find yourself constantly sidetracked by them whenever you use Google Search or the Google App, you can improve your focus by turning them off. ..

To disable trending searches on your Google account, follow these steps: -Open Google Chrome or Firefox -Click the three lines in the top left corner of the browser window -Select Settings from the menu that pops up -Under “Search,” click on “Trending Searches” -Uncheck the box next to “Enable trending searches.” ..

Turn Off Google Trending Searches in Google Search

If you use Google Search on a desktop or mobile device, you can disable trending searches by going to the Search Settings screen in Google Chrome or any other web browser. The process differs slightly between desktop and mobile browsers. ..

To improve your online security, follow these tips: -Use a strong password and keep it confidential. -Enable two-factor authentication on your accounts. -Be aware of phishing scams, which can try to steal your personal information. ..

To disable tracking in the Samsung Internet Browser and Firefox for Android, tap the Settings option at the bottom of the screen. ..

If you use the Google App on an Android, iPhone, or iPad, you can disable Google trending searches by going to its Settings screen. The procedure varies among the platforms. ..

Cut Down on Unnecessary Distractions

If you live in an area with severe weather or an unstable political climate, it’s best to turn off your desktop and mobile devices. You might also want to learn how to clear your search history of any trending searches you’ve visited next.