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Whatever Google wants you to do to access the content. Once it is on their domain, they have full control over it.
by TekMol 9y ago
Whatever Google wants you to do to access the content. Once it is on their domain, they have full control over it.
- Chris2048 9y agoso, do you need to log on to access AMPs content?
- Ajedi32 9y agoIt's not on their domain though. Or at least, it's not _only_ on their domain. Google is just caching content served from the publisher's domain; you can access that content just fine without going through Google.
- TekMol 9y agoSure, they don't force you to hand over your data and then delete it :) What a noble gesture. But the version on Googles domain is the version they display in the search results. So it's the version that is seen by users. So it's the version that matters.