Discord to let messages from public servers appear on Google starting in November
Discord announced that messages from its public servers (Discoverable Servers, with at least 1,000 members) will be viewable on the web and may appear in search engines. Pages will be accessible from November 16 and some messages will reach search results in mid-December. The feature will be on by default for adults in much of the world, except in the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Australia and South Korea. Users can turn it off under Data & Privacy.
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- The change applies only to Discoverable Servers: public communities with at least 1,000 members added by their admins to Discord's directory, more than 63,000 at present.
- Web pages will be available from November 16 and some messages will appear in search results in mid-December.
- Discord says usernames and profile pictures will not be shown, nor private messages, private group chats or content from closed servers.
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