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Tuesday, December 12th, 2023, 10:04 am

Google Attacks Gemini Protocol With “Gemini Pro” Googlebombing

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INTERNET services and the Web are not the same thing. There’s more to the Net than the Web browser and Google relies on many people using the browser and nothing else.

About a week ago Google introduced “Gemini Pro” or “Gemini” and it seems likely it was intentional – the aim being to hijack the name of Gemini Protocol [1, 2, 3], primarily a way of bypassing the Google-controlled or Google-dominated Web.

Google has become very malcicious. Don’t trust today’s Google.

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