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What do you mean by "second order consequences?" Also, what if this is caused by a bug in Google's search engine? Would that also be illegal? Is it anti-comp
by StressedDev 2y ago
What do you mean by "second order consequences?" Also, what if this is caused by a bug in Google's search engine? Would that also be illegal? Is it anti-competitive if Google made a mistake?
- mikece 2y agoWould Google really admit there was a bug in their search engine? Paid search results is what makes Google the most money. Admitting they can't deliver bug-free results causes people to lose confidence and decide to advertise elsewhere.
- lxgr 2y agoIs that so? How would Google search users even learn that Google search "is buggy"? And unless search users stop using Google, advertisers have no incentive to stop advertising there.