According to "google's ten things," google is always seeking to?

The correct answer is B) To find more information.

According to “Google’s Ten Things”, Google is always seeking to find more information.

Google had changed the way we use the internet. Through Google, people can find more and more information on every web search. Google has a philosophy that in ten ideas shows the way they think and work. Among the main ideas, we find: Do one thing at a time, Democracy works on the web, very well; Better fast than slow; All borders are crossed in the need for information, and Focus on the user, then everything follows.

The other options were, a) to stop the flow of information to people, c) to give the government more control over the internet, and d) to make it more difficult to access infornation.  

hi!

your answer is d

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~courtney

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