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Google Maps tests new pop-up ads that give you an unnecessary detour
(www.androidauthority.com)
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2024
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I know we are desperate for content here on Lemmy, and I can google hate circle jerk with the best of them, but maybe just delete the post if it is a complete clickbait lie… you could also reword the post as a fact check, ‘no, google isn’t injecting adds into maps.’
Wait dude, you interrupted me mid jerk. Shame on you.
Here, something to keep you going.
Ah yea it does. Can you repost that, but slower...?
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Sure, I could. But I wanted to leave the original post as it was for transparency. I figured that was the most "open" thing to do.
You can edit titles on Lemmy, make say "BS journalists throwing google under the bus to get more ad revenue from google ads."
Fair enough, but reading the comments it appears your edit isn’t explicit enough, or people just read the headlines I guess.
It's possible former Redditors don't realize you can edit the title of Lemmy posts.