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Has The Atlantic written any articles about how Google's skewed top results also warps reality?

• nox101 2y ago
  I've wondered this too. Just typing a single letter or two into Google immediately suggests stuff. I hate it. I don't want these random suggestions entering my brain. you can turn them off, if you log in.
  • hansvm 2y ago
    Back in the day I wrote a Google frontend so that I could get search results on a low-bandwidth connection (basically just a fancy proxy server). I bet you could similarly block out the suggestions. Actually, you could probably just DNS block those? I'll check later on desktop, but Google has a habit of throwing everything on a new domain.
  • anthropodie 2y ago
    It's not just suggestions. On mobile front page they are showing suggestions of what people are searching without even typing word
• __loam 2y ago
  There's been a lot of reporting on Google getting worse, particularly in the Verge.