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Want to keep your information private now that Google has started rolling out 鈥淪earch, plus Your World,鈥� a ? For those signed-in with a Google account, the new feature combines search results from the public web plus private information and photos you have shared (or have been shared with you) through Google+ or Picasa.

There are privacy implications with these expanded search results. Information or photos you have shared with people through Google+ or Picasa are now going to show up in these people鈥檚 searches 鈥� perhaps indefinitely. And if you share a computer with others in your household, information or photos of yours or friends that you don鈥檛 want a child, parent, or partner to see (perhaps related to reproductive health, sexuality, politics, etc), could show up if they jump onto that computer and do a search while you are still signed-in.

If you want to turn off this expanded new search function for all searches, you are going to need to follow several steps to opt out (See the for more information).

1. Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the search results page.
2. Click Search settings.
3. In the "Search plus Your World" section, select "Do not use personal results."

But remember, even if you opt-out of this function for your searches, it doesn鈥檛 mean that others won鈥檛 see the information and photos you have shared with them through Google+ in their searches if they use this new search. When Google rolled out this new function, it also should have rolled out a privacy setting to exclude your Google + and Picasa shared material from search.

Google also should have made privacy the default and made this new search results format opt-in. At a minimum, it should have given users a fast and easy way to permanently disable this option with a single click from the search screen. that you want real control over your personal information, including a privacy setting to keep your Google+ and Picasa info and photos out of search .

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