Girl Scouts Nix Internet Advertising, Fear Predators Will Order In
The Girl Scouts have ordered a North Carolina girl’s plans to sell cookies online, fearing safety issues, the Associated Press reported.
The Ashville Scout member wanted to use YouTube to help sell cookies for her troop and raise enough money for them to go to summer camp, but the organization ordered the ad to be removed. Issues of fairness and safety were given for the decision.
It is understandable the Scouts did not want any chance of anything happening to the girls. Online predators are a major problem and this could have created problems for the organization throughout the country if others copied the idea.
Bing appears to be testing a dark mode for its search results page, with the SERP switching from light to dark mode during a search. This follows Google's earlier dark mode testing on search results.
Google AI Mode is testing a bold follow-up query with an arrow at the bottom of answers that turns into a new AI Mode query when clicked, another sign Google wants users to stay in AI Mode.
Google is testing a “Where to learn more” heading above the citation cards at the bottom of AI Mode answers. The new label may help draw users' attention to the sources and encourage more clicks.
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