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> The thing is, if it does that, people will start using Google's caching, that's as simple as that. I assume you mean "stop", but you can't. There is no way,
by IanCal 9y ago
> The thing is, if it does that, people will start using Google's caching, that's as simple as that.
I assume you mean "stop", but you can't. There is no way, as far as I can find, that you can opt out of google rehosting your content.
- Iv 9y agoYes, I meant "stop", sorry. What is ironical in that issue is that Google copying/caching your content is part of the free web. We would bitch about websites that prevent copying their contents somehow. What people can opt out of is sharing links to AMP and AMP redirects, which will happen 2.7 seconds after Google starts censoring content.