They’re not fixing it, they’re forcing major browser vendors to patch their software to insert a different URL (the publisher’s) into the address bar than the o

They’re not fixing it, they’re forcing major browser vendors to patch their software to insert a different URL (the publisher’s) into the address bar than the one that was actually loaded (google.com). Personally I hope Apple continues to ignore the AMP standard and leaves the links broken on iOS Safari, because it’s the only way to make it obvious to users what’s happening. Google is trying to sweep it under the rug; hopefully Apple doesn’t let them get away with it.