How do you prevent filter bubbles in your search?
You may have noticed that different search engines or even different devices can show you different results for the same query. This is because search engines use various factors, such as your location, browsing history, preferences, and social media activity, to personalize your search results. While this can be helpful and convenient, it can also create a filter bubble, which is a term coined by Eli Pariser to describe the phenomenon of seeing only information that confirms your existing beliefs and opinions, and missing out on diverse perspectives and alternative sources.