Mark Cuban and Shark Tank don’t appreciate Google letting scammers use their brand to hurt people.
Google is spoon-feeding fake “Shark Tank approved” weight loss gummy candies to innocent people — and making money doing it. The search giant’s monopoly power in the ad industry apparently lets them profit
Google is spoon-feeding fake “Shark Tank approved” weight loss gummy candies to innocent people — and making money doing it.
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In a few decades, people will find Google’s monopoly on the internet as absurd as we find those miraculous elixirs from the 1930s today
Meanwhile someone will be eating gummies to cure themselves of some modern disease instead of using actual science-proven medication.
in a future near us