Sorry for reviving this thread. Any cases of getting a penalty from Google?

.section-1 {
background-image: none !important;
}

.section-2 {
background-image: none !important;
}
Just replace .section-1 and .section-2 with the actual classes or IDs of the sections you want to modify. You can find them using the browser's "Inspect" tool.

It’s a good way to keep Windows 10 secure for a little longer, but personally, I’d prefer to move to Windows 11 if I could, just for the new features and better performance.

Google typically indexes the mobile version of a website first, especially since mobile-first indexing became the standard. This means Google looks at the mobile version for ranking and caching, even if the desktop version is available.