After facing backlash for its recently updated mid-January redesign that blurred out the lines between ad results and actual search results, global tech giant Google has decided to rethink its update.

In a series of tweets, Google search liaison Danny Sullivan said, “Last week we updated the look of ‘search’ on the desktop to mirror what’s been on mobile for months.

pic.twitter.com/gy9PwcLqHj — Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) January 24, 2020Under the new redesign, Google had planned to list out ads before the actual search result.

The redesign also removed most differentiators between advertising and organic search results.

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