Different results of the knowledge graph according to the language
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Hi,
when we search for our brandname in Google.com with language setted to english, we see a Wikipedia box at right.
When we do the same with the language setting to french, italian, spanish or german, the Wikipedia box disappears and we see another box (example picture attached).Have you some ideas why the results aren't the same according to the language?
Kind regards,
Philippe
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Google may decide what kind of KGraph box showing depending on many factors: search histories, knowledge base (i.e.: are people mostly searching for pure information about the brand, or local?) and many other things.
When I tried to replicate your results, I always saw the local box.
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