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Search Console now counts searches made with a camera. It cannot tell you what was photographed.

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For the first time, Search Console reports the searches people make by pointing a camera at something. What it leaves out matters as much as what it adds: there is no query. On 24 September, Google announced web multimodal reporting in two places: the Performance report for Search results, and the…

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  1. 2026-10-02 06:27 · DEV Community — AI
    Search Console now counts searches made with a camera. It cannot tell you what was photographed.

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