Google's Autofill Search Results Don't Show Trump Assassination Attempt, Shooting

Google's autofill search results don't show the Donald Trump assassination attempt or shooting as concerns about big tech interference in the 2024 election grows. The revelation went viral on X on July 28, with Donald Trump Jr. writing, "Big Tech is trying to interfere in the election AGAIN to help Kamala Harris. We all know this is intentional election interference from Google. Truly despicable." We tried it. It's true that the Google autofill doesn't deliver search results related to "Trump assassination attempt," "Trump shooting" or "Trump shot" when you type those terms or part of them into the Google search function. The same happens when you type "Trump fight," to find, say, the famous Trump fight video. When you Google "Trump fight" you get nothing in the autofill, either. "Trump fi" produces "Trump first impeachment" in the Google autofill. And when you type "Trump butler" for Butler, Pennsylvania, there are also no autofill results. To be clear, if you actually google those terms, you get relevant results. However, many people use the autofill function to find relevant searches. We got the same results on Firefox and Chrome. Google Trends shows the terms have strong search volume, i.e. audience interets. People were outraged on X. https://twitter.com/EhOHSeeLogic/status/1817587598959018149 Here's the proof: As a point of comparison, we typed the names of other survivors of political gun violence with the letters "sh" - Gabby Giffords and Steve Scalise. The results show those search results deliver a very different autofill from Google. https://twitter.com/jarvis_best/status/1817572310565449786 https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/trump-assassination-attempt-shooting-google-autofill/?feed_id=17779&_unique_id=66a671eb0c8f9

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