This is one of the weirdest Android bugs we’ve ever seen

Android: Google search bug

Android bugs and glitches pop up frequently enough that they aren't all worthy of coverage, but every once in a while, we see a bug so inexplicable it deserves to be highlighted. Earlier this week, a Reddit user discovered that whenever they typed "the1975..com" (with two periods instead of one) into the Google search bar on the default Pixel launcher, a collection of their recent text messages suddenly appeared on the screen through Google.

"It's like just about the weirdest glitch I have come by," they said. "Is this combination just a super random coincidence or is there something else going on? Are other people getting this glitch? I'm really confused, let me know."

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