Google Users Search For 'WHY' More Than Ever in 'Year in Search,' Here Are the Top Searches of 2020

Google is one of the most important sources for essential information and news during the ongoing pandemic. It also serves as the main source for important information about major events conducted by big tech companies.

The users also asked about the current social justice issues that sparked worldwide protests. These include "Why does democracy matter?" and "Why Black lives matter?"

The search giant company added that people are looking for answers to understand what is happening in 2020. Some questions include "So until we get to every answer, we're still searching," and "Why is it that this year showed us its worst and we still found ways to triumph?"

Here are the top searches of users across the world. You can check them if you are also searching for one of them.

Google's Top 10 TV shows searched:

1. Tiger King
2. Big Brother Brasil
3. Money Heist
4. Cobra Kai
5. The Umbrella Academy
6. Emily in Paris
7. Ozark
8. The Queen's Gambit
9. Outer Banks
10. Locke & Key

Google's Top 10 trending searches:

1. Election results
2. Coronavirus
3. Kobe Bryant
4. Coronavirus update
5. Coronavirus symptoms
6. Zoom
7. Who is winning the election
8. Naya Rivera
9. Chadwick Boseman
10. PlayStation 5

Google's Top 10 news searches:

1. Coronavirus
2. Election results
3. Iran
4. Beirut
5. Hantavirus
6. Stimulus checks
7. Unemployment
8. Tesla stock
9. Bihar election result
10. Black Lives Matter

What Google is doing with its search engine?

According to CNBC's latest report, Google has launched knowledge panels to battle against COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. This would really help since most people are searching for what are its effects.

The search engine giant confirmed that the new feature will be launched first in the United Kingdom, which started its vaccination program. The residents of the U.K. will receive the vaccines developed by BioNTech and Pfizer. Google will soon launch the feature to other countries once they approved the use of the new COVID-19 vaccines.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.