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this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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Id argue it’s also shit for buying things because it will only give you products with paid ads. It’s useless to discover adjacent products or finding different sources.
And in web search when searching for a product it gives you dozens of "product tests" pages that are actually paid SEO articles. No, that page that shares a name with a newspaper has not actually tested what the best dishwasher in 2024 is.
I don't think Google can be beat when it comes to searching local businesses, but otherwise you might as well go straight to Wikipedia.
Yeah I’ll concede that, Google is still good for local business and maps.