This kind of interstitial warning was very common on old web forums to prevent people from being tricked by third parties with malicious links. I understand why you'd worry that Google might have reinvented it for self-interested purposes, but if that were the case why wouldn't they do it all the time?
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This kind of interstitial warning was very common on old web forums to prevent people from being tricked by third parties with malicious links. I understand why you'd worry that Google might have reinvented it for self-interested purposes, but if that were the case why wouldn't they do it all the time?