#Google services PH

Google has been testing this lyrics restriction for several months, and the wider rollout suggests it is now part of YouTube Music’s standard experience. While Google has not explained why lyrics were moved behind a paywall, the company continues to push more features into its paid plans. Earlier this week, Google said it now has over 325 million paid subscriptions across its services, including YouTube Premium and Google One. There was some sort of mass panic last night when Google was spewing a warning "this site may harm your computer" on all their search results. People search on Google were shocked and confused as if the search engine itself was hacked. Connie took a screenshot from her browser of what turned out to be human error from some engineers over at Google: The incident happened sometime between 6:30 a.m. Google flags search results with the message "This site may harm your computer" if the site is known to install malicious software in the background or otherwise surreptitiously. Simple prompt guides like the restriction to Philippine context and limitation to government-related scopes of services were overlooked. Read more in our articles including "YouTube Music now requires Premium to view full lyrics" and "The day Google broke the Web".