Google Tests Blue Checkmarks for Verified Search Results

The feature aims to help users identify legitimate businesses and avoid fraudulent websites in search results.

Google is experimenting with blue verification checkmarks in its search results to help users identify genuine business websites.
The test includes companies like Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon, but is not widely available to all users yet.
Hovering over the checkmark provides a message indicating that Google's signals suggest the business is authentic.
This initiative follows a similar verification feature for Gmail, part of Google's efforts to enhance online trust and safety.
The feature is currently limited to large businesses and may involve manual verification processes.