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Seen this same issue in the U.S. for a couple adult companies that use seemingly "innocent" brand names I know

and @mrcallumscott have a lot to say about this! PS if you're thinking of starting a sex toy company, maybe reconsider naming it after a nursery rhyme 😅

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Interesting SafeSearch case via the latest @johnmu hangout. Sex toy site in France adameteve doesn't rank for its own brand now. It does using "and" but doesn't using "et". For "and" it's filtered by SafeSearch. For "et", it's gone. Could be a Google issue glennga.be/3ecbQDE

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I agree w/Glenn, the interesting part is the issue was isolated to France, like a glitch. Everywhere else it was sex business as usual.

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But I love eating apple.