That's all I could go by. It's the difference in search results that's the glaring issue

Switched to Duck Duck Go last year, not going back. I need to find a new email since gmail has locked me out of my email for the last couple months. Glad I don't need it that much anymore.

goooogel can go pound sand.

I don't use the chrome browser

Google search is not great but I found relative results with the correct spelling.

Based on city, description of event, close enough spelling. Google didn't want to make this an easy discovery. It's prolly in their AI. I'm sure their HQ isn't far from that nasty F__k P. Thiel. RW ideology has seemed into Silicon Valley. That's my takeaway. Cheers

when I searched, Google autocorrected to Jamie which is incorrect. Using the correct spelling yields similar results as Duck Duck Go.

The Google Workplace system is really robust and elegant, though it can be complicated to configure and manage. It's tools for education and live collaboration are really good, too. Managing a large deployment of Chromebooks at a school is done through the admin console. It works well with other classroom management systems like GoGuardian and Hapara.

There is definitely evidence that social media platforms will filter and bias content via algorithm and keywords, but search engines are kind of a big net thing. I think suppression of news starts at the source, not necessarily at the aggregator of info.

"don't put all your eggs" in one basket works for me

Haven't used google in over ten years.