In a blog post, Google explained how it will now display warnings to users when a website behaves deceptively, either displaying fake buttons or pretending to be something it isn’t. The vast majority of these deceptive website controls are displayed inside ad frames. Usually, the buttons are labelled to say “Download now” or “Install.” They […]
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