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bravesoul247:
Thanks. You bought from Aliexpress ba?

Got it from Amazon.

Bollinger:


Got it from Amazon.

Thanks man

1. Google knows a lot about us but not everything and they are not even allowed to publish them. This is the internet we are talking about here and once an information is posted it can't be removed. So that isn't a secret.
2. The GNMT is no secret. We have all heard a thing or two about AIs right.
3. If google dreams of doing that and you and I know it how then is it a secret.
4. What do you think the ads. are for? Does anyone ever read the privacy terms from companies like google, that isn't a secret.
5. You said it yourself. Everyone has copied but the windows phone isn't a success.
6. Google Earth is a map, do you think programmers can just create maps without consent of the government in specific places.
7. That's the way advertisements work.
I'm not a Google apologists or something but the OP shouldn't mislead people.

sureheaven:
I'm happy today is my birthday

Happy birthday

6. Google is hiding a few places on Google Earth.
Try navigating to Baler Lake (Canada) on Google Earth. You will be surprised when you see this:
Google is hiding a few more places on Google Earth. These include, but are not restricted to Ramstein Air Force Base (Germany), Pacific Northwest (USA) and Mobil Oil Corporation (Buffalo).


Techni..you are not totally correct on this...check your facts..
Thanks though for your info..

Techipulse:

 
7. Google Knowledge Graph may completely take over search.
Try searching for “Mahatma Gandhi (or any famous personality) quotes” on Google:
Similarly. Search for “Books by Ruskin Bond”,
“Chainsmokers Songs” or something like that. Google will present some information about the search results, which most probably will satisfy your query. You might even encounter these randomly, such as like this:
What you just saw is known as a “featured snippet”. Such semantic search results are powered by the “Google Knowledge Graph”, and Google is gearing up to make it the future of search.

 
How convenient would it be for the users to find the information in one click? Sure, it would be great. But what would happen to the bloggers and the internet marketers whose livelihood is based on this highly targeted organic traffic? This is one of the most pathetic Google secrets.

https://www.techprobex.com/google-secrets/

Whats the meaning of this, why will my reference original link to this post be changed to https://www.techprobex.com/google-secrets/ instead of the original Post link which is https://techipulse.com/google-secrets-every-internet-user-should-know/

I posted this and no one has the right to modify my post without letting me know first, I even tried to modify back my post but I couldnt..


Please, i really wish to know why my post will be modified without letting me know first.

Bollinger:
Anyone who does not fear/respect google is crazy. Meeeeeeeen. I bought a google home mini last week and i'm thinking now how have i existed without this thing in my life. It freaking knows everything. It is my best friend now. I can ask it to do anything and it will. "Hey Google, Play Fela" and gbam, i'm already gyrating to it. It reminds me of everything, makes phone calls, orders food, etc. I wake in the morning and say, "hey google, how's my day like?". And it tells me my tasks, reminders, weather, traffic, news, and then plays music to cap it up. All this after it had woken me up, and turned on the lights in the bedroom. My only regret is not having invested in Google when it first launched. N20,000 then and i would be a multi millionaire today.

See this one. We already know whose side you will be on when skynet takes over.

oyb:


See this one. We already know whose side you will be on when skynet takes over.

Until that happens, i will enjoy the convenience of technology as much and as long as i can.