You&#x27;re right about the ads. I should say the entire functionality of the search product itself. As far as &quot;opinion&quot;, while you might call it a stretch, it&#x27;s still quite valid and true. There isn&#x27;t any standard definition of &quot;relevant&quot;.<p>As far as regulation, eh, I&#x27;d love (in a perverse way) to see what the EU comes up with. They could assign officers that get secret reports on algorithm changes. They could mandate that Google justify, in secret, every change, with scrutiny on anything that doesn&#x27;t serve a clear purpose. They could make it a criminal offense to intentionally change results to skew elections. A government isn&#x27;t just gonna shrug and go &quot;oh well, trade secrets&quot;.<p>There&#x27;s no way that Google wants more people thinking &quot;monopoly&quot; and &quot;fair search results&quot;.