WASHINGTON — Taylor Swift is the sovereign of "Hidden treats" and presently she's giving her fans an exacting riddle (or for this situation many, many riddles) to settle to get familiar with the titles of her next re-recording project.

This is the way it should work: When you look for "Taylor Swift " on Google, click the blue vault that springs up in the lower right-hand corner and settle one of the word puzzles.

As per Google, it might require a little while (or longer) to stack since there are 89 distinct riddles. The web index goliath declared Tuesday that once 33 million riddles have been tackled the "vault" will be opened to uncover the vault track titles on "1989 (Taylor's Variant)."

For what reason isn't the Taylor Swift vault symbol appearing on Google?

Presently on the off chance that you look for "Taylor Swift " and all you see is a "Clear Space," then "Shake It Off" in light of the fact that there's no "Ill will" here. There are numerous virtual entertainment clients detailing the vault puzzle wasn't appearing for them either, or it would appear however not acknowledge their responses.

It took us numerous attempts and a couple different internet based programs before we were at last ready to get one of the riddles to show up ourselves.

Swift is determined to possess her music totally.

The first accounts of her initial six collections were claimed by a record name, which is much of the time the case. Notwithstanding, they were ultimately offered to a confidential value firm, which Swift openly gone against.

Presently, Swift is re-recording and delivering the tunes that had been sold, and she's remembering melodies for every collection that were already unreleased. Every re-recorded tune and collection title gladly incorporates an update that you are paying attention to "Taylor's Form."

After the arrival of "1989 (Taylor's Form)" this fall, Swift has two collections left to re-record before totally claiming every last bit of her music.