If You Google ¡®Bitches Near Me¡¯, It Shows Very Disturbing Results Including PGs & Girls Schools

What do you do if you don¡¯t know what something means or does or how something works? More often than not you turn to Google. Given its clout and reputation, you expect it to give you accurate results. But don¡¯t count on it.

It¡¯s a startling and rather disturbing discovery that Googling ¡®Bitches near me¡¯ will actually show you names and addresses of Girls¡¯ PGs, hostels and even schools.

Google, can you explain why this fuckin exists pic.twitter.com/w0eslFoVSz

¡ª aesthetic potato (@AHappyChipmunk) November 25, 2018

We tried to verify it and here's what we found after running the aforementioned search:

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After a couple of people tweeted about it, several people responded to it, corroborating the claim and expressing outrage. They have tagged Google India, Google and Google maps, demanding a fix for the issue.

WTF @GoogleIndia?! pic.twitter.com/ttat2Y5yrR

¡ª Natasha ? (@NutAshes) November 25, 2018

I really wanted to believe this was a joke but it isn't. @googlemaps do something about this

¡ª Jun's Daughter #MONO (@012_knight) November 26, 2018

This is disturbing

¡ª Sassthree (@sassthree) November 26, 2018

Fuck!
This shit really works!@Google How is that even working?
You owe an explanation.@googlemaps

¡ª Vicky Donor(????????? ????) (@vicky_donorr) November 25, 2018

Apparently, this is not just true for users in India:

Singapore

I think it's common algorithm.. I just tried the same in Singapore and it listed all the schools near I stay... pic.twitter.com/ojZ4ZpVs4M

¡ª Abhilash (@abhipan03) November 26, 2018

Toronto

Toronto ? pic.twitter.com/B2ODIJeZjc

¡ª saurabh singh (@die4sky) November 26, 2018

Karachi

From Karachi Pakistan pic.twitter.com/sSwgqNk3Pv

¡ª Bibi Ansari (@curlyintentions) November 26, 2018

So far, there has been no response from Google regarding this issue. But, the sooner this is fixed, the better. It is being called an algorithm error, but that cannot be used as an excuse to get away with something like this. A search engine that is used all over the world cannot be so callous with its translations.