Google has announced a change to its search results, enabling the SafeSearch explicit image blurring by default.

Google has traditionally prioritized relevant search results over everything else, even if that meant displaying NSFW content. The company announced in a blog post that it will now blur graphic and sexually explicit images by default:

Earlier this year, we announced a new safeguard that helps protect you and your family from inadvertently encountering explicit imagery on Search. With this update, explicit imagery — such as adult or graphic violent content — will now be blurred by default when it appears in Search results.

The new SafeSearch blurring setting is rolling out for all users globally this month. You can adjust your settings and turn it off at any time, unless a guardian or school network administrator has locked the setting.