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Google wants more impression on ads. Quite natural for them to "eager spell-correct" your search query. This is what you get when you search using an ad compa
by PikachuEXE 6y ago
Google wants more impression on ads.
Quite natural for them to "eager spell-correct" your search query.
This is what you get when you search using an ad company's product. :(
- ece 6y agoI don't think I would go that far. It's easy enough to restrict spell-correct to dictionary words. When I search for a specific part number, I tend to get a similar more popular part where spell-correct makes zero sense to have anyway.