What does Google Pirate aim to do?

Google Pirate specifically aims to address the issue of copyright infringement by penalizing websites that have received multiple reports for infringing copyright. The primary goal is to prevent these sites from achieving high rankings in search results. By focusing on sites that are repeatedly flagged for violations, Google seeks to ensure that users are directed to legitimate and authorized content rather than pirated material. This contributes to a healthier digital ecosystem where creators and rights holders are properly recognized and compensated for their work, thus fostering respect for copyright laws.

In contrast, other choices do not align with the fundamental objectives of Google Pirate. For instance, increasing click-through rates or enhancing user experience on copyright sites addresses different aspects of search engine optimization and user engagement rather than directly targeting issues of copyright infringement. Similarly, ranking sites with minimal ads higher does not pertain to the anti-piracy function inherent in Google Pirate's purpose, which is to manage the integrity of search results in relation to copyright legality.