Google’s dominance on search is declining – for the first time ever!

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Google’s dominance on search is declining – for the first time ever! | Tuta

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Google’s market share on search is below 90% - a sign that its dominance is ending?

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15+ years ago you could search for an error code, or an error message, or a part number and actually find it.

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