A visual showing what a redirect loop

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Here is a visual representation:

A visual showing what a redirect chain is
A redirect loop occurs when a URL redirects back to itself. Or when there are a series of redirects that eventually lead back to the first URL, creating an endless loop.

Like this one:

Loops and redirect chains can harm the health of your site by causing longer load times, confusing search engines, and frustrating users.

To troubleshoot the issue, use Site Audit to identify chains and loops on your site.

You can find this error in the "Crawlability" category on the "Issues" page of your report.

The "3 redirect chains and loops" issue is highlighted in the "Errors" section of the Site Audit tool.
Click on the "# redirect chains and loops " issue to get a list of affected URLs.

A list of the redirect chain and affected URL loops.
Approach channels by redirecting each URL in the channel to your final landing page.

To fix the loops, you will probably need to change one of the uk telegram data redirects to point to an appropriate final destination. Instead of going back to the previous URL in the sequence.

Learn more The Ultimate Guide to Redirects: URL Redirects Explained

Duplicate content2
Duplicate content is when the same or very similar content appears on multiple pages of your site.

This can harm the health of your website by confusing search engines about which version to index or rank, potentially diluting your site's visibility and performance in search results.