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Total guess here: In addition to having two products that do the same thing, I'm guessing they may want to distance themselves from goo.gl links since a shorten
by samspenc 9y ago
Total guess here: In addition to having two products that do the same thing, I'm guessing they may want to distance themselves from goo.gl links since a shortened URL with that domain somehow seems associated with Google and seems more legit (as opposed to, say, a bit.ly or ow.ly link.)
- kyrra 9y agoInteresting guess. Google does have a URL shortener for google "official" URLs under the g.co domain. And the goo.gl does get used for certain attacks sometimes. examples of g.co urls: http://g.co/payhelp http://g.co/payhelp http://g.co/recover http://g.co/recover http://g.co/allo http://g.co/allo
- niftich 9y agoThis is highly unlikely to be true, considering Firebase Dynamic Links also generates URLs where the domain ends in 'goo.gl' [1]. [1] https://firebase.google.com/docs/dynamic-links/create-manually https://firebase.google.com/docs/dynamic-links/create-manual...