1. Medical symptoms

Searching for medical symptoms on Google can be extremely alarming and inaccurate. Instead of getting a clear picture of your health, you will often find worst-case scenarios. This can cause unnecessary stress and panic. It is always better to consult a medical professional.

2. Personal data

You should never search for your own or other people's personal information such as addresses, social security numbers or bank information. It not only violates privacy, it can also put you at risk of hacking attacks and identity theft.

3. Illegal substances

Seeking information about illegal substances can attract unwanted attention from authorities. Further, the information you will find may be inaccurate and dangerous. Never experiment with substances that can harm your health.

4. Excruciating and traumatic images

There is a lot of graphic content on the internet that can be extremely traumatic. Searches such as "shocking photos" or "graphic videos" can bring up sights that cannot be "unwatched". This can have a long-lasting negative effect on your psyche.

5. Instructions for illegal activities

Seeking instructions for illegal activities, such as hacking or creating weapons, is not only illegal, but it can get you into serious trouble with the authorities. Always obey the law and avoid getting involved in such activities.

6. Conspiracy theories and fake news

Conspiracy theories and fake news can be very attractive to read, but they are often based on inaccurate information and can spread fear and mistrust. Always check sources and rely on reliable news platforms.

Gen Z, who often use the Internet for everything - from entertainment to learning, should be especially careful and aware that not everything on Google is safe or true. The Internet is a powerful tool, but only when used with care and responsibility.