How much of that is just the vendors putting keywords in their search match dialogs to broaden their scope? The example I used to hit all the time, was searchi

How much of that is just the vendors putting keywords in their search match dialogs to broaden their scope? The example I used to hit all the time, was searching for RDP in apple/android/etc app market spaces, the first few hits aren't even capable of RDP and are 3rd parties selling their proprietary screen sharing app rather than actual RDP clients. The app stores seem to have equated RDP or VNC with "screen sharing" and say ~80% of the results don't even support the protocol in question. Although, without my phone handy I just dumped it into the web based interface and it actually returned a half dozen RDP clients at the top, but then in the second ten, was netflix, facebook, ms teams and various other apps completely unrelated to even screen sharing. Looks like if you pay enough you can show up in every single query.