Google changed its previously announced plan to end its URL shortener service. Some URLs will continue to function.

Google addressed a bug that enabled anonymous attackers to remove any URL at will, fixing an actual negative SEO exploit.

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Google's URL shortening tool, goo.gl, will cease functioning from August 25th, 2025, rendering all generated links ...