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| The Google Search Engine has and is supporting opaqueness and sterality when in turn of the order websites appear in. The Google Search Engine controls the world wide market<ref>https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share</ref>, The order of which website is shown is important to every business, The average person being most likely to click on the first 1-3 links shown when searching the web<ref>https://firstpagesage.com/reports/google-click-through-rates-ctrs-by-ranking-position/</ref>. By having a selective bias against transparency, Google supports companies who keep their websites as opaque and corporate as their algorithem wants. | | {{Stub}} |
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| Louis Rossmann has posted a video at 1/31/26 titled "[https://youtu.be/II2QF9JwtLc Google is killing authentic websites & I made it worse😔]" where he shows that when searching "hard drive data recovery service" his website only appears from 5-20 in links order only if his text is sterile / corporate<ref>https://youtu.be/II2QF9JwtLc?t=579</ref>.
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| | The Google Search Engine is suspected for supporting opaqueness and sterileness, forcing business models to be changed to show up higher when searching with the Google Search Engine.<ref>https://youtube.com/channel/UCl2mFZoRqjw_ELax4Yisf6w</ref> |
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| | When searching for things while using Google, Google uses multiple data points to give you the results it thinks is best. This includes google deciding if a website is of high quality or not<ref>https://www.designer-websites.co.uk/blog/post/how-google-ranks-search-results Go to "Content Quality" ([http://web.archive.org/web/20251012195637/https://www.designer-websites.co.uk/blog/post/how-google-ranks-search-results Archived])</ref>. If a websites wording is not of Google's liking, Then google will hide the website lower down on it's recommendations. Even if that's the website you are looking for. |
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The Google Search Engine is suspected for supporting opaqueness and sterileness, forcing business models to be changed to show up higher when searching with the Google Search Engine.[1]
When searching for things while using Google, Google uses multiple data points to give you the results it thinks is best. This includes google deciding if a website is of high quality or not[2]. If a websites wording is not of Google's liking, Then google will hide the website lower down on it's recommendations. Even if that's the website you are looking for.
