Official statement
Safe Search is designed to filter explicit adult content, not adult-oriented products or services like alcohol or casinos. If an alcohol site is being filtered, it's likely due to adult-themed images or poorly used specific meta tags.
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(5 years ago)
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Can Safe Search really stop your adult site from ranking for your own brand?
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TL;DR
Safe Search targets explicitly adult content, not products like alcohol. If such sites are being filtered, check your images and meta tags. Essential optimization to avoid filtering errors.
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