As Neowin reported earlier this week, Google may have revealed a bit too much in their recent interview with Playboy, which hit news stands Friday. But now Google is saying the magazine article contains numerous misinformations about the company, and that potential investors should not consider it when deciding whether to buy shares in the company.
One of the mis-facts in the article was the statement that Google"s Gmail service has 200 times more storage than the company"s competitors, however, as Google was quick to point out in their latest Securities and Exchange Commission filings on Friday, its competitors have quickly closed the gap and now offer similar storage sizes to Gmail.
Other incorrect statement was that 65 million people worldwide use Google"s search engine, each day. Google contends that is a monthly, not daily, count of domestic visitors to its site.
The article also said it had about 1,000 employees; Google currently has about 2,292 employees.
But, in the end, you have to ask: Who really reads the articles in Playboy anyway?