The Latest News about Google

Republican women are “enablers,” according to Google search results.

Google Ads informed Rep. Marsha Blackburn’s campaign Tuesday that her advertisements including video footage of protestors interrupting her moment of silence for victims of the recent deadly mass shooting of a synagogue were disapproved because they contained “shocking content.”

Google announced the end of its social platform Google Plus after a Monday Wall Street Journal report detailed the cover-up of a breach that exposed users’ data.

In the wake of President Donald Trump’s travel ban, Google employees reportedly discussed ways to manipulate search results in order to push back against the president’s order.

Life-saving location data is provided to 9-1-1 during emergency calls from Android devices A New York company announced today that it is teaming up with the Google to offer location services to emergency agencies for cell phone activated 9-1-1 calls across the nation. RapidSOS today announced the partnership which delivers life-saving 911 caller location information to public safety agencies nationwide. With ...

We now learn that Google management was so upset and distraught at the election of Donald Trump that they were willing to share their tears and have their disappointment recorded so they could demonstrate to the liberal world what good, reasonable, level-headed people they are in their insane opposition to President Trump. When have you ever heard a local plumbing ...

A leaked video published Wednesday night appears to show several senior Google executives holding a large staff meeting following the 2016 election to reckon with President Donald Trump’s victory.

ABC News posted a video on Twitter refuting Donald Trump Jr.’s claims that Google is biased, but our research shows that the president’s son has a point, but not exactly the one he was making. Trump Jr. expresses a sentiment commonly held by conservatives who note that search results are heavily weighted towards left-leaning outlets and against right-leaning sources. Donald ...

President Donald Trump used one Silicon Valley technology giant’s platform to slam another for bias – something for which both platforms have received heaps of criticism. The president took to Twitter early Tuesday to slam Google because, according to a PJ Media report, the search giant almost always selects left-leaning sites when anyone searches for news about Trump. “Google search ...

They’ll let you know when you’re idea of freedom needs to be put down.

As Facebook’s customers slowly use the site less and less, Google and its products account for more than one-third of all the time people are on the internet.

Google Maps is almost 6x more popular among smartphone owners than other navigation apps, according to new survey data from The Manifest, a business news and how-to website. Nearly 70% of smartphone owners use Google Maps the most, compared to 12% who use the second-most popular app, Waze. Google Maps’ dominance is attributed to its in-depth data curation and attention to ...

by Eric Lieberman Employees of powerful tech companies have been speaking out against corporate projects and partnerships, manifesting a trend that may indicate a power shift. Battles between staff and companies are not new. In the mid to late 1800s and the turn of the twentieth century, labor unions became increasingly popular. They were considered a way to collectively advocate ...

  by Peter Hasson The Southern Poverty Law Center helps Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Twitter determine what organizations are “hate groups” The SPLC has been plagued with inaccuracies The nonprofit had to retract four articles in March and April Four of the world’s biggest tech platforms have working partnerships with a left-wing nonprofit that has a track record of inaccuracies and ...

  by Kyle Perisic Google was set to help develop an artificial intelligence program to help military drone strikes reduce the number of civilian casualties — that is, until 12 employees resigned from the company in protest and another 3,000 signed an open letter blasting the program as evil. Google had an employee meeting to discuss whether AI should be used ...