Given below are two statements about online search:
Statement I: Google search results return the same information to anyone who enters the same keywords.
Statement II: Search engines are gathering vast amounts of information about our searches and ourselves.
In the light of the above statements, Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is D

Statement I is false: Google’s search results can vary between users based on factors such as location, search history, and personalized settings.
Statement II is true: Search engines, including Google, collect vast amounts of data about users' searches and browsing behaviors to improve search results and provide personalized advertising.
Information Booster:
1. Search personalization means that two users searching the same keywords might receive different results based on factors such as geographic location, previous searches, and account settings.
2. Data collection by search engines is used for improving search algorithms, targeting advertisements, and personalizing content.
Additional Knowledge:
· Incognito mode or private browsing can reduce personalization in search results, though search engines may still collect certain data.
· Cookies and other tracking technologies are used to gather information about users’ browsing habits across websites.