Former President Donald Trump recently voiced his criticism of Google, urging people to refrain from using the search engine due to what he perceives as censorship. During a streamed conversation with Internet personality Adin Ross, Trump expressed his discontent with Google's handling of search results related to his recent assassination attempt.
Trump claimed that when the term 'assassination' was searched on Google, the results did not prominently feature information about the attempt on his life. Instead, he alleged that the search engine directed users to historical figures like Abraham Lincoln and others, omitting relevant information about his own situation. Additionally, Trump mentioned that the search results also included Vice President Kamala Harris, which he suggested caused public outrage.
Expressing his dissatisfaction with Google, Trump described the company as 'crooked' and 'horrible.' He advised individuals to explore alternative search engines and platforms, emphasizing that there are numerous other options available.
Trump's comments highlight ongoing concerns about online censorship and the influence of major tech companies on information dissemination. While Google has not responded publicly to Trump's remarks, the incident underscores the complex relationship between technology, politics, and freedom of expression in the digital age.
