The Google Search algorithm was exposed recently via the Content API Warehouse leak. Let's break down the code in the leaked documents to find unexpected metrics that affect search engine optimization. 

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Leaked documents reveal potential lies about Google's search ranking algorithm, including the use of site authority, the importance of clicks, the impact of data collected from Chrome users, and the continued importance of high-quality backlinks.

Google's secret algorithm exposed via leak to GitHub…

Honestly, too speculative. The whole video points to a few fields created by (supposedly) Google. Also, the video doesn’t explain how the fields are used and it is possible that they aren’t used at all.
It would also be valuable (and more credible) if the link to the repository was in the description of the video, showing a few files as an example.
This video itself seems way more like a bait click to me, to increase the views.

Does this mean the algorithm of Google’s search engine, is now available to everyone? Then, can Google reverse this tragedy of a leak?