Operation Dragonfly. Me dino admires mosquito-eating dragonflies. Me dino grew up spending summers at a Florida Panhandle lake and every once in a while;e a dragonfly would land on my bare skin. A dragonfly never bites and I've always found its configuration to be insect majestic reminiscent of a streamlined combat helicopter.
Well, anyhoo, what me dino is trying to say is that I don't think Google is worthy of using the name of so beneficial a species.
Instead, I suggest they are worthy of another insect species that pervades the Deep South (and I just read elsewhere in the USA).
And that name of a bug Google is worthy of using is~well, let's just say that any Operation Dragonfly run by Google should have its name changed to Operation Stink Bug.

We don't need no de-education
We don't need no thought control
No dark sarcasm on the face page
Google!, leave them kids alone.

I know, I know...just another face brick in the Great Wall...

We don't need no stinking human rights.
We got perpetual corporate rights.
Beats human rights as long as we can pay for "pull".

I hate Google, will not activate Google+ on my smartphone, do not search from it. My searchers are on PC. However, I know they lie, and frequently. During the election, when WikiLeaks relleased the details of the plane crash in Iran, which described Hillary as "blleding profusely from the head, Google changed the search results for Hillary. Any search about her health, resulted in Hillary's workout gear, or other inane results. If you did not get to a foreign press or Israeli news release, you did not find the incident on Google. Of course they want to track us, that is why Obama gave the Internet to the UN, who put Chinese in charge. Many of us knew where it would go, ftoo many said it could not happen.