To be fair, its perfect timing to call off the April fools jokes anyway since at a time like this, public health is at serious risk when reading 'medical content' on the internet in general from people and sources pretending to be 'medical experts'; especially on social media.
When Fake News Day arrives, take everything with a dose of skepticism.
Nobody believed that 1GB of free email storage was real, back then ~10MB was the norm.
> On a larger scale, he says that the world's data centers in 2010 accounted for 130 million tons of CO2e, or a quarter of a percent of the world's global total. Berners-Lee projected that the world's data centers will produce 250 to 340 million tons CO2e by 2020.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/01/25...
After looking through them, I noticed that at least Google duplicated the pictures and left the original on alone. But still it would have been better if the doctored photos would have been put in a separate folder.
Oh, and lets not forget the "Reply and drop mic" button that showed up right next to the Send button on Gmail. That wasn't benign.
The link you posted certainly isn’t.