> Didn't say she was from the company. Didn't say you did. > Google is building a device to [ultimately] lock us into their services and devices (or make thei

> Didn't say she was from the company. Didn't say you did. > Google is building a device to [ultimately] lock us into their services and devices (or make their services available solely via their devices)? By providing an unlocked phone that doesn't require you to use their services? I can see being afraid of Google because they have access to so much of your information, but lock-in seems to be the province of companies like Apple and Microsoft.