Google is retiring country-specific domains for search

Google Today, the country code for the search will no longer use the highest level domains. Instead, all search services will take place in Google.com URL and local results will be delivered automatically. For example, this means that users in Britain will no longer see google.co.uk in your browser address bar. Google URLs will now be redirected to the native Google.com with domain ends of this country.

Google has automatically started using the location data to ensure search results based on geography . With this change, a survey did not matter to log in to a local country code URL or Google.com; You will always see the versions of the results for your location where you are physically. Today’s declaration accepts initial action as these CCTLDs resulted in the sun.

“Although the update changes people in the browser address bar, it said he would not affect the search or how to manage the obligations under national laws,” he said.