I noticed that I find it very difficult to find the noise.app in the Play Store. Whether I search for "noise.app" or "noise", the app is not there. Actually, it is there, but it is far down in the hit list. Only when I search for "noise rdi dev" does the app appear at the top. Is it the same for you?
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Yes, but that happens because the google algorithm shows you the apps that are most relevant to your preferences, based on the searches you do on google, the videos you watch on youtube, the content you watch on instagram and facebook, all of this does that the algorithm shows you those apps before. In my case, as I am in the movement of paranormal things, it shows me apps that have to do with sound, frequency detectors and electromagnetic fields, etc. For each user, Google shows different things, but this is nothing as amazing as most people believe, it is just the algorithm that personalizes what it shows you, that is, it adapts to you so that you consume what you like, it is for this This is why we mistakenly think that Google is intelligent or amazing, when all it does is analyze the patterns of each user to offer them what the same user has decided to consume. This is easily verifiable, if you decide to change your search patterns and content consumption, I assure you that in a matter of about 2 weeks, Google, YouTube, Facebook and etc. will begin to show you different ads and content. This is how technology works nowadays my dear Telesfor 😀
Then the Google algorithms are pretty stupid because they don't suggest what I wanted. 😂
The algorithm suggests things based on what you consume, in reality it only makes a prediction based on mathematical calculations and the averages of all people with the same characteristics. Generally it is usually very successful, but on other occasions not. It happens to me a lot with AIs, who have a mania for drawing me with one eye looking at a different side from the other in the images hahaha.
In the Google search engine, I get Noise.app high up in the hit list when I search for noise app, but not in Play Store. That is illogical. I have no interest in all the "noise" apps, the Google search engine doesn't show them to me at all. Why do I see this junk in the Play Store?
It may be because you have installed many junk applications, perhaps games, or perhaps those that promise to manage the phone's memory. The algorithm of the google search engine is different from that of the play store, that is, each google service has its own algorithm, ergo each thing will give you different results. If you want to check what I'm telling you, do the following experiment: log out of your google account that you are currently using and log in with any other account to the play store, and try looking for the results, surely the results that it shows you will be different , and the same will happen in the search engine. The results are personalized and based on the activity of each account you have, so for example I have a specific account to watch YouTube, and another to make comments, since I do not want to link the data of one with the data of another.
I have not installed any junk apps at all. I only have standard apps, plus browsers, crpto wallets, metamask, memo, Twitter and a few others. I don't have a single game. I think I'm the most conservative smartphone user ever.
You also have to take into account that Google shows you the apps in the ranking of the most used in the region or country in which you live, so probably if an app has thousands or millions of downloads, it will show up in the first place, but that also depends on how you do the search, it is for this reason that whenever you want to obtain the most specific result possible, you must enter the name of the app accompanied by the company that manufactures it, and there the results will be better.
But why the difference between the results of the web search engine and the Play Store search engine? The web search engine works fine.
because the bots in charge of indexing content are different. In the web , the bot indexes all kinds of web pages, on the other hand, in the play store the bot is only dedicated to indexing apps, so the results will always be almost 99% different.
Then the Play Store bots should learn something from the web bots. 😉
You already know, as far as I have found out, the heads of AI at Google have intentionally adjusted it in these ways, they have not wanted to explain why they do it, alleging that they are "confidential procedures" of the company. I guess something has to do with the code they use, which I am convinced is super malicious and invasive.
Yes, there are tons of old apps that are related to "noise" (sound), so they appear first. I don't know why Google shows it really low for "noise app", probably because it thinks that "everything is an app here" :)
Maybe it would help if you named the app Noise.app and not Noise?
I don't see noise.app in the Google Play Store either, I was only able to download it with @simon's link. There was an update recently, my phone indicated this, so I downloaded it.
I also installed it via link, but then I tried to find the app in play store.
I didn't find it.
Search for "noise rdi dev"
okay, my friend, thanks!
I found it! 😍
👏👏👏
Thank you!
👍Now write a review and give 5 stars. Köszönöm 😀
I gave it 5 stars, dear! Don't worry!🤩
I'm the only one who gave an opinion and rating, please follow me!😍
I already did it yesterday, but I guess you don't see my rating because it's not in Hungarian. Probably play store shows the ratings depending on the language version I don't see your rating either.
It's very interesting, but you are right! Google Play is international, but now I read in the account settings that I can only buy and download content from the Play Store in my own country. The country can be changed if I move to another country and then I can see the content related to the IP address there.
Well, that's the reality because there seems to be too much use of the word noise, and maybe due to losing ratings and searches to noise.app in particular.
But when I search for noise app in Google, I see Noise.app pretty high up in the hit list.