People, especially newbies should be well informed that the standard things are not gotten easily, just like coinbase which is closed source being the first to pop out during your search, this is also because the company does a high level of SEO which places it at top spot of search and I doubt Electrum, Sparrow and Blue wallet providers have such time to initiate such marketing prospects for their open source wallets.

The Internet has been seen as a dependent source of information, with people trusting the first search results as the most accurate, this leads most to mistakes. It's obvious this is one of the serious limitations of the Internet, with proper marketing, even lower quality products can find it's way to the top of responses during search

You guys need to learn how search engines, especially Google, work. The results that we see aren't based on ratings by people or research done by specialists about the topic we are using for the search, but the results are based on SEO optimizations of those pages and websites. Have you ever heard about SEO backlinks and keywords and how websites use them to rank themselves higher in Google search results?

So, it's all the game of doing SEO and getting your website and your web pages ranked high in search engine results, and that is how they generate traffic and possibly get more customers.

It's true that someone who doesn't know how these searches work might think they are getting the best possible results about that thing, but that isn't always necessary because these results aren't based on best to worst, but they are based on strongest to weakest SEO optimizations.

Most of crypto related press is not investigative, meaning that fake news can spread and circulate most of the news services without verifying their source, so what matters to them is clicks and advertisements, not credibility.
The research procedure is in the knowledge and tracking of the issuance and the credibility of the platforms that publish news, and accordingly, the link between prices and news can be understood.

Oh, mine...If that is what surprises you, I've seen the worst online, there is too much misinformation one way or another, especially if you didn't search correctly. The best online could be made to look worse and the worst could be made to look like the best, it's a social media era where AI does it (good or bad) and paid adverts and SEO are pushing the information upwards even if they are the lowest relevant. I recommend more manual research than relying on automatic suggestions.

This is why it is incredibly important for people to know how to find information and analyze not only the information being shared but as well as the source. Some people may be too lazy for this and ultimately this is what will get them in trouble.
These questions may be more subjective to be honest. I always find the discussion of “best x” should be personalized because it all depends on ourselves which ones are the “best” for us. But google doesn’t offer these explanations. I wouldn’t have any problem if a beginner searched for this and used this as reference or general guide to finding out about more information. We all need somewhere to start anyway.

I'm pretty sure that only a small percentage of new users will go for a more detailed search. At the same time, they should find and understand information such as what secure wallets are. Even now, many users on the forum use the exchange wallet as their default, and here they are considered crypto-educated.

Internet has a lot of wrong information making it hard to find correct and trustworthy information. It is worrying that wrong information is mostly easier to find than correct information. This is especially serious when it comes to important topics like keeping cryptocurrencies safe. What happened when you searched on Google is great example of this problem. Many people who are new to this might quickly believe results without doing thorough investigation. You are right to stress importance of carefully researching and checking information from many sources to make sure it is accurate.

Basically we can't do anything regarding this. Means daily new and new websites are coming on internet which are almost look like real one and mostly newbies get trapped in these kind of websites. The only thing which a newbie can do is to be careful while searching or involving in any website.

Right... anything about bitcoin or bitcoin wallets is better to search on the bitcointalk forum because it is more credible than doing a google search more misinformation.
I have never used any of the bitcoin wallets on the OP list except Binance which I have stored there.

Exactly, this is alarming. Like is there any way to report these? I think this is also when using Google itself like their algorithm in how their search engine works.
Another alarming is these search results sometimes give you some links to scams or hacks, like some websites where when you will connect your wallet or some asking for your seed phrases and will drain your wallet.