This is written by The Verge.

It is reported that this decision has become a balance between meeting the needs of users and publishers, including the Getty Images.

"The" Go "button remains, so users will be able to see images in the context of those web pages on which they are located," - said in a Google post on Twitter.

By the way, Google has repeatedly been criticized for the fact that users can easily steal copyrighted photos through search by pictures. The search engine confirmed the existence of this problem and decided to deal with it by removing the button to view the images in full size.

Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform, Google is working on creating a robot based on artificial intelligence, which will respond to messages on social networks instead of you.