Today via Twitter, Google announced that they have made significant updates to the “developers’ documentation on mobile-first indexing”, this document provides the best practices that all mobile website must try to follow.
Today Google announced that on April 6, 2020, they will stop support the data-vocabulary markup for rich results, and they will be only supporting schema.org as a data-vocabulary markup for rich results.
A new study commissioned by Facebook to Copenhagen Economics estimates that the use of Facebook Apps (Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp) helped around 25 million businesses to generate sales that are estimated in 208 billion Euros and 3.1 million jobs last year.
On Monday morning, Google announced on @SearchLiaison on Twitter that today it will release another update to its core algorithm, called «The January 2020 Core Update», which will be the first such update for 2020. Google usually releases such updates every few months. It was stated that the guidance for such updates remains the same.
After the announcement of changes to its ad towards employment, housing and credit ads back in March 2019 afterwards repeating the same expectation back in December, this week Facebook has set defined deadlines for all advertisers to adhere to its new requirements, specifically concerning those using Facebook’s Marketing API (those purchasing Facebook ads via third-party tools and platforms).
The US Federal Trade Commission raised some concern regarding compliance of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, and as a result YouTube last September announced some changes to its privacy settings to protect children and their privacy.
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