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Handling Android app referrers like "com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox"? #131
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Sounds like google / search to me... |
Actually - there's a whole bunch of them:
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Hey @kingo55 did you mean to share the result of the query? |
Hi @alexanderdean - my bad... here you go:
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Waho! Quite a list. My question is, how do we know all of these are using Google search? |
Sorry @alexanderdean I changed the title on you. When I discovered other referers, I figured we might need to take a step back. I just don't know enough about what these are yet to recommend how we classify them or approach them. Many look like social referers from other apps. But they're missing further details on the referrer. Aka no query. It's also unclear how the apps are generating /passing the referrer. It only started in March or May in our dataset. |
Agree, I have made the title even more conditional to reflect the uncertainty. |
We also get a lot of android referrers right now. And we really need the information if this referrer comes from a search engine or not
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Hi everybody, Kind regards |
@chepchepcirkus - same here. All of the sudden we're receiving a spike in these android-app scheme referrals resulting in: Submitted a PR: #145 |
I have seen a wave of this
Strongly suspect junk |
I've been seeing a lot of traffic recently from "com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox". I suspect it's users that have searched from the home screen in Android.
Should we classify this under google / search?
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