Google Is Trash
I completely share Mrwhosetheboss’s perspective on Google’s noticeable decline. There was a time when I was an enthusiastic Google fan, drawn to their relentless innovation and the steady stream of exciting new products. I remember feeling genuinely thrilled about Google+ and eagerly following each new development, as it seemed like Google was pushing the boundaries of tech.
However, those days are long gone. Google has been steadily slipping in quality and vision. As highlighted in Mrwhosetheboss's videos, Google Search has significantly deteriorated, with results feeling less reliable and less relevant than before. Beyond Search, Google has a troubling tendency to abandon products abruptly, creating a landscape where it’s difficult to trust the longevity of anything they release.
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There are also persistent privacy concerns, and their handling of YouTube has become a sore point for many—marked by issues with censorship, an increasingly frustrating ad load, and countless bugs that disrupt the user experience. Taken together, these factors suggest that Google might be on a path similar to that of Yahoo, once a tech giant that faded into irrelevance. If they don’t address these issues soon, Google risks losing its long-held reputation for innovation and user trust.
