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A two-panel comparison meme criticizing Google's perceived inconsistent security measures. The left panel, labeled 'Google when hackers try to hack my account,' features a minimal security setup: a red velvet rope barrier blocking a wide, empty path, implying lax protection against unauthorized access. The right panel, labeled 'Google when I login into a new device,' shows an excessively fortified entry: a metal door equipped with multiple locks, a chain, a fingerprint scanner, a keypad, and a barking dog beside it, symbolizing overbearing security for legitimate user actions. The humor stems from the sarcastic contrast between Google's leniency toward potential hackers and strictness toward the user's own new device logins.

Google's Security Double Standard: Hackers vs. New Device Logins

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A two-panel comparison meme criticizing Google's inconsistent security practices. The top panel shows an open, unsecured chain-link gate with the text 'Google when someone hack my account,' implying Google provides minimal protection during actual security breaches. The bottom panel features a wooden door covered in excessive locks (padlock, combination lock, chain, and deadbolt) with the text 'Google when I login to a new device,' highlighting overly strict security measures during routine login attempts on new devices. The meme uses visual metaphors to humorously critique the irony of Google's security priorities.

Google's Security Double Standard Meme

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A 2x2 grid meme featuring the Doge (Shiba Inu) character. The top-left panel shows Doge with an alarmed expression (mouth open, wide eyes), paired with the top-right text: 'Google when I enter my account with a different device'. The bottom-left panel shows Doge with a calm, indifferent expression, paired with the bottom-right text: 'Google when I actually get hacked'. The meme humorously critiques Google's perceived overreaction to routine device changes versus underreaction to actual security breaches.

Google's Overreaction vs. Underreaction (Doge Meme)

A 2x2 grid meme featuring the…