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And no, fraud does not account for most of Google's income. Google is a public company and you are more than welcome to review those figures yourself. Fraud: s
by choosewisely 13y ago
And no, fraud does not account for most of Google's income. Google is a public company and you are more than welcome to review those figures yourself.
Fraud: saying from every top of the mountain that we serve results best for the users, we serve unbiased results, you can't buy a top rank on Google etc etc etc and then showing barely distinguishable (from content) ads on top and in many case showing almost all ads. That's fraud to me, regardless of the fact that we have a toothless FTC.
What % of users know a Google ad vs unbiased content?
What % of users know that Google Products is 100% ads and in many cases it cost them a fortune?
If Google wanted users to know ads or bought rank from unbiased ones they'd find the way. They can just undo what they did from around 2007 until now.
- hanspeide 13y agoI'm sure a lot of people would welcome a free alternative without ads. Now go code it. Oh, wait...
- choosewisely 13y agoFrom one extreme to another, from no ads to virtually all ads. Sure there must something in between? And there's a huge difference in clearly marked ads and those that are ads but seem like unbiased "opinion"