Google appears to have removed the phone numbers from map listings (7 Pack) that show in response to local queries. Here’s a typical recent local search result for “dentist, San Francisco”: Look at that same query this morning.... [read full story]
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Google, North America, Bay Area (California), California, United States of America, San Francisco (California)
