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Yes, a particularly annoying case for example is the "Coronavirus Map". Everyone I know that typed that on google, wanted to visit the John Hopkins map: https:
by speeder 6y ago
Yes, a particularly annoying case for example is the "Coronavirus Map".
Everyone I know that typed that on google, wanted to visit the John Hopkins map: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
But to me, and to many other people I know, it starts with Google own map and statistics, then some ads, then some random crap, and finally near the end of the page John Hopkins map.
EDIT: just a note, I am not living in US, so the top-most boxes don't show US stuff.
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- jonas21 6y agoWhen I search for "coronavirus map", this is what I get: https://i.imgur.com/XJ8zL7x.png https://i.imgur.com/XJ8zL7x.png I see a link to the Johns Hopkins map at the very top, along with the New York Times map. And below that a bunch of statistics broken down by geography -- which is usually what I'm after, I don't care so much about the map itself. What I don't see are any ads (and I'm not using an adblocker), or links to other Google properties except for their Coronavirus information site. I realize you may get different results depending on where you are, but in particular, I'd be surprised if you saw ads or "random crap" for this search.