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  • You’ve Got Mail, but just try to find it!

    07/05/2016 6:21:28 AM PDT · by Sean_Anthony · 11 replies
    Canada Free Press ^ | 07/05/16 | Judi McLeod
    In the powerful digital world, ‘Kill the Messenger’ has been simplified to ‘Kill the Message’. Everybody, including America’s most dangerous enemies got emails from Hillary Clinton’s unsecured, bathroom email server, but if yours are being serviced by Gmail, no one’s getting them and haven’t for some time. Google, Gmail’s owner, has been directing your emails to ‘Spam’ and ‘Promotions’ Tabs. In other words, everywhere but where you intended them to be. Worth repeating: Since at least May of 2016 Google which controls the Gmail email flow has been deliberately directing email messages into your spam tab or one of its...
  • Google celebrates Earth Day 2013 with an animated doodle

    04/21/2013 11:58:36 PM PDT · by dr_lew · 19 replies
    The Times of India ^ | 4/22/2013 | none cited
    NEW DELHI: Google on Monday came out with an animated doodle to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of the Earth Day.
  • Google clamps down on Obama's Social Security story

    05/14/2010 10:35:37 PM PDT · by Smokeyblue · 22 replies · 1,565+ views
    World Net Daily ^ | May 15, 2010 | WND
    Internet behemoth Google apparently is clamping down further on consumers' access to a report about President Obama's Social Security number, which points out the number was designtaed for a Connecticut applicant, by warning that some sites carrying information on the situation "may harm your computer." WND had reported two days earlier, in the wake of the revelations about Obama's Social Security number and the questions raised by the report, that Google was suppressing access to information about the report, linking to completely unrelated stories when consumers would search for the issue on the site's news tab. Now a similar search...