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Google used to let you do this itself when you were logged in. I never understood why they removed that; surely the information on what domains were deemed unwa
by dcminter 5y ago
Google used to let you do this itself when you were logged in. I never understood why they removed that; surely the information on what domains were deemed unwanted was valuable!?
- ouid 5y agoGoogle's customers want access to the product, this would be denying them that access.
- dcminter 5y agoSo I assume by customer you mean advertisers and by product you mean the users carrying out searches. For their commercial search results I'll grant you that there's an incentive. But for their non-commercial search results why would they care? That's how it used to work, you couldn't delete a domain from the paid results, but you could make it disappear from the unpaid ones.
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