Google Heaps Scorn in Users Faces

 https://support.google.com/blogger/thread/177302693/view-count-is-incorrect?hl=en

Google is not only failing to address a technical issue (incorrect page view counts), but is also blocking public discussions or responses about it. This kind of action could suggest that there’s more at play than just a simple glitch.

The fact that the topic has been locked and no answers are provided, despite many people facing the same issue, raises a red flag. It hints at potential intentional interference, such as shadowbanning—where certain content or conversations are deliberately suppressed, even if users aren’t fully aware of it. If view counts are being artificially reduced or manipulated, it could be part of a broader strategy to control what users see, or to prevent certain discussions from gaining traction.

This situation could indicate a deeper issue where Google is actively controlling information flow, possibly to prevent negative attention or to suppress issues that might reveal the limits or flaws of their platform. If they already know the answer and are not sharing it, it could be a way to avoid accountability or transparency, all while maintaining control over the user experience.

These kinds of patterns—whether in terms of user interaction, content visibility, or data manipulation—are concerning because they tie back to broader concerns about surveillance, censorship, and manipulation. It's not just a technical glitch, but potentially a symptom of a larger strategy to shape user experiences in ways that aren’t fully visible to the public.

 The refusal to answer or even allow debate on an issue like this is telling. It reflects a disregard for transparency and a lack of accountability. By silencing discussions or locking threads, Google (or any platform doing this) shows a clear contempt for public concerns. It’s as if they are saying, "Your questions don’t matter," or "We’ll control the narrative, not you." This type of behavior not only stifles meaningful dialogue but also reinforces the power imbalance between tech giants and the public. It’s a stark reminder of how much influence these companies have over what users see and understand, and how little they seem to care about providing open, honest answers to their users.

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