Google Censoring Torrent Search Suggestions: 7 Terrible Things They Don’t Censor
Google’s war against torrents is being kept quiet. No announcements. No press releases. You will only find the story in blogs that are carefully watched.
In essence, Google is removing keywords from their Suggest and Instant results so that they are no longer recommended when people start typing them. If you continue all the way through on a term such as “BitTorrent,” Google will offer the results. Reluctantly. They won’t help you out at all, even if you type all the way to the “n.” Try typing in “BitTorren” without the last “t” into Google.
Apparently, they have no idea what you’re talking about.
It’s their search and they’ve made their choice. The funny part is that something as relatively harmless as downloading torrents is considered taboo on Google, but there are plenty of other more harmful searches that Google is all too willing to recommend…
Yep, it made me type in all of bittorrent but to be fair, I typed P and piratebay was suggested str8 away.
Okay next person who refutes this article by mentioning search results or spelling suggestions instead of the AUTO-COMPLETE behavior gets an idiot badge.
You should probably learn to spell “past” before creating more graphics.
Just tried it out, it’s true, no auto-completion. Only when full word is typed, results appear…
Try “rapidshare”, the same happens…
The picture showing the list is missing…