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I must be misunderstanding your example, because as a francophone living in Canada, google still shoves English-Canadian and French-Quebecois results + articles
by cmehdy 6y ago
I must be misunderstanding your example, because as a francophone living in Canada, google still shoves English-Canadian and French-Quebecois results + articles + maps my way when I search for information on Google.FR.. so I fail to see how Google isn't already doing exactly what you would hate to see them do.
- martin_drapeau 6y agoIt is but I can switch to Google.US. With borders that won't be possible anymore. Here too Netflix is a good example. Content differs in US vs Canada based on IP. There is a walled garden. It is not open. And that's fine because it is paid for content. However web sites are not.