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It's definitely the site. I have connected on my PC and see the links. Then connect via 3G on my SGS2 - no links. Connect to my LAN on the SGS2 - links appea
by PeekPoke 13y ago
It's definitely the site. I have connected on my PC and see the links. Then connect via 3G on my SGS2 - no links. Connect to my LAN on the SGS2 - links appear.
Blog Admin needs to check his site.
EDIT: Ah... it's a WordPress site, 'nuff said.
- nitai 13y agoI just went to a Starbucks and don't see those links. Can you please point that out further?
- oesmith 13y agoGoogle Webmaster Tools' "Fetch as googlebot" feature is useful in debugging these problems. See http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/fetch-as-googlebot-tool-hacked-sites/ http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/fetch-as-googlebot-tool-hacked...
- nitai 13y agoAwesome. Thanks. Should be good now. Though, will test some more.
- publicfig 13y agoDefinitely still showing up for me.
- pessimizer 13y agoIt's not good. Change your user-agent to googlebot (User Agent Switcher is a good addon for Firefox.) I accidentally still had it on from trying to read an article that some site was showing exclusively to the googlebot but paywalling for everyone else. If I hadn't, I wouldn't have noticed. http://imgur.com/rYolfvR http://imgur.com/rYolfvR
- lstamour 13y agoThis sort of malware spreading often hides itself from (a) logged in users and be (b) browser strgins that aren't Google. This can ultimately hurt your Googlerank if for no other reason than serving a different page to Googlebot than you would to outsiders. And yes, Google checks. This is why they used to have a campaign to register your mobile site with them if you were sniffing for mobile useragents.