Last week a swastika appeared on Google Trends as a top queried term. It was removed and a spokesGoogle claimed that a link on a popular Internet bulletin board, 4Chan, was to blame.
Last night the most queried term on Google Trends was no longer a Swastika, it was the statement “?l?oo? no? ??n?”.
So far no one has worked out how it could happen. Google claims the Hot Trends list is automatically generated by machines and algorithms that detect hot or breaking queries.
But flipped text seems to imply that there is a hacker involved rather than just people playing the system. µ
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