Google has directed hundreds of thousands of people searching for information about abortions and pregnancy in the U.S. to the websites of misleading, fake clinics that don’t actually provide abortion or medical services, a new study says
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Crisis pregnancy centers pay the search engine to place ads with key search queries, such as “abortion clinics near me”; 71% of clinics identified in the study promoted deceptive techniques meant to mislead abortion seekers, advancing false claims that abortions are linked to cancer and other diseases.Google, which generates around $200 billion from ad sales annually, earned more than $10 million in two years from deceptive ads from fake abortion clinics, the study says.
The study noted that one marketing firm, for example, helped fake clinics access Google’s Ad Grant scheme, a program that offers non-profit organizations up to $10,000 a month in free ad credits.
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