The use of context images and videos on social media has led to dangerous misinformation distribution. Google is announcing it will provide more contextual information about an image to prevent false information from spreading.
The new set of tools includes viewing an image’s history, metadata and the context users used it with on different sites. Google announced these “About this image” features earlier this year, and now it is making it available to all English language speakers globally.
Users can understand when the image was first “seen” by Google Search to understand the recency of a context. The tool …
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