More than a week ago I told you that Google.com had massively downgraded links for the App Store, displaying them on the second, third or even fourth page when the name of an application was searched for. Although the people from Google admitted that it was a technical problem, the fault would not have been theirs, but from Apple. It seems that Apple's servers blocked the bots that indexed the App Store pages and in this way the company's virtual store would have lost three quarters of its visibility on the Google search engine.
Fortunately for Apple, the problem was solved in just a few days after it was reported by many websites, so not many developers lost money because of it.
