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I read that Google only indexes 0.03% of the web?
Is this true? If so, what's in the remaining 99.97% we can't see?
Either that or just porn :)
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
download 'Freenet' takes ages for a bit and you are Anon - beware covered in undesirable material but you are totally anon - beware
- 1 decade ago
They "index" somewhere north of 80% of the web. New content and new domains are not instantly indexed or are not displayed in search results until other sites reference them or their content is considered more mature (ie. you can't just launch a website about a certain thing and expect to be number 1 in results, Google waits to incorporate your data). However, what you read may be true about what Google "caches" which is data that is archived on their network. Considering the size of all content on the Internet, this makes sense.
Source(s): I am the Internet. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Sensible answer: probably content very similar to the 0.03%
Not-so-sensible answer: Obama-bashing material and FOX News propaganda.
