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No. The complaint is that Google is redirecting the content to servers that they control.
by ori_b 6y ago
No. The complaint is that Google is redirecting the content to servers that they control.
- jeffbee 6y agoThis is not correct. Anyone can host AMP. See, for example, amp.cnn.com. Google hosts AMP content for its customers who elect to use that service. It’s not a nefarious plot.