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Google to punish sites that trap people in with back button tricks

Google is taking a stand against websites that trap users by manipulating the browser's back button. Starting June 15, these deceptive tactics will be deemed "malicious" and could lead to penalties like lower search rankings or removal. Web...

BBC News· Apr 15, 2026 · 11:39 AM · 62 views

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Google is taking a stand against websites that trap users by manipulating the browser's back button. Starting June 15, these deceptive tactics will be deemed "malicious" and could lead to penalties like lower search rankings or removal. Website owners are urged to ensure smooth navigation for users. #GoogleUpdate #WebSafety #SEO #UserExperience #TechNews

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