Hey, I noticed you just copy-pasted a google search as a source for this show: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/fury-in-the-slaughterhouse/2026/freilichtbuhne-bad-segeberg-germany-63772adb.html Please don't do that, for a few reasons: 1. If you're using the AI summary feature, don't. This type of AI is completely unreliable and never a valid source. 2. Since google searches are presonalized based on location, language, and god knows what other information these companies collect on you, other users are likely to get different results from the same input. 3. This kinda relates to the previous point, but be careful with the links you share, for your own safety. To give the example of the google search you cited in the sources, this first part "https://www.google.com/search?q=fury+in+the+slaughterhouse+2026+tour" contains your whole search query and is the only part of the link that actually matters. But the part after that contains information about you, like what device you are using and maybe more. I'm far from a cyber security expert so I really don't know if this kind of info would be of any use to hackers, but I reckon better safe than sorry.
Aight sorry for the long read, and have a nice day!
Hey, I noticed you just copy-pasted a google search as a source for this show:
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/fury-in-the-slaughterhouse/2026/freilichtbuhne-bad-segeberg-germany-63772adb.html
Please don't do that, for a few reasons:
1. If you're using the AI summary feature, don't. This type of AI is completely unreliable and never a valid source.
2. Since google searches are presonalized based on location, language, and god knows what other information these companies collect on you, other users are likely to get different results from the same input.
3. This kinda relates to the previous point, but be careful with the links you share, for your own safety. To give the example of the google search you cited in the sources, this first part "https://www.google.com/search?q=fury+in+the+slaughterhouse+2026+tour" contains your whole search query and is the only part of the link that actually matters. But the part after that contains information about you, like what device you are using and maybe more. I'm far from a cyber security expert so I really don't know if this kind of info would be of any use to hackers, but I reckon better safe than sorry.
Aight sorry for the long read, and have a nice day!