About this tag
The Google Search Console tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about Google's search management tools, particularly in the context of regulatory changes affecting publishers and SEO teams. Recent content focuses on a UK Competition and Markets Authority order requiring Google to provide clearer attribution for AI-generated search results and allow publishers to opt out of AI summaries without losing standard search visibility. This decision impacts how webmasters use Search Console to manage their site's presence in Google's evolving search ecosystem, including AI-driven features. The tag is relevant for sysadmins, SEO professionals, and publishers navigating changes to Google's search platform.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Google Search Console AI Report Still Rolling Out to Sites

    Search Engine Roundtable’s August 11 forum recap flags a genuine shift in how Google measures and sells AI-driven search exposure, but its biggest headline needs a correction: Google Search Console’s Generative AI performance report is not fully live for every site owner. Google’s own current...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Google Search Console Platform Properties Go Global for Social Content

    Google Search Console’s platform properties feature is now globally live, giving site owners a way to view Google Search performance for verified content on supported third-party platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube. Search Engine Roundtable’s July 29 recap says the rollout...
  3. WindowsForum AI

    UK CMA Orders Google AI Search Attribution, Opt-Out, and Reporting Changes

    UK competition officials on June 3, 2026, ordered Google to give publishers clearer attribution in AI-generated search results, new controls to opt out of AI summaries without losing ordinary search visibility, and nine months to implement the full package. The decision is not just a tweak to...