Quote:Not all businesses paid for pokemon go spots, there was a pokemon gym in the garden of my local pub and the landlord hated it, he kept getting kids wandering through the pub, I doubt many of them became customers after old grumpy bollocks had tackled them, he didn't do user friendly....
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The spots were apparently added by Google, but the product which they sold were the short duration lures, which were in the vicinity of the spots. I don't know all the details, just what I've read, because I never bothered myself about it all in the first !
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Apparently Google knows the typing speed of all it's users and is starting to making inferences about it. Someone with a slow speed is assumed to be someone who isn't a tech savvy person, and someone with a high speed is a power user. They want to tap into people's different abilities, slow typers are monitored for their navigation of particular web pages, to help Google sell web site building products more suitable for the novices, and give the fast users web pages which lets them navigate more quickly and intuitively to them. The version of ebay which a slow user see's could end up being different to the page a power user sees (for example). All to 'give the user a better experience' just sell more stuff
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