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Maybe I'm wrong for it, but adding "reddit" for obscure tech questions to internet searches still gets me closer to the truth.
Their datasharing agreement with google probably hints that they have access to which subreddits get accessed most using this technique. Gonna guess if they paywall anything it's gonna be the somewhat useful stuff lol
they'd have that info from the referer anyway - data sharing agreements would more likely include analytics on the content of the search queries
It's the only way to get halfway relevant results anymore it feels like.
I agree with that. I do that all the time.