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Naive. Word will not spread that one should not use Google/Facebook, they've turned milking their users for information into an art form. And the plentiful mis
by blub 11y ago
Naive. Word will not spread that one should not use Google/Facebook, they've turned milking their users for information into an art form.
And the plentiful misguided sympathizers making up excuses for them are muddying up the waters even more. I see you're at the point where "walled gardens are good". That freedom does have a certain flavor of slavery, doesn't it?
- developer2 11y agoJust because existing walled gardens are not ideal does not mean they could not be made to be wonderful. The largest complaint against them is that you lose some freedom of choice. A really nice ecosystem wouldn't leave you missing out on anything. It can be done, it's just that no company has yet done it the right way.
- Razengan 11y ago> It can be done, it's just that no company has yet done it the right way. Actually, look at game consoles. They have always been the original "walled gardens", but, they still allowed users to install third-party software through physical media. And people have been happy with that arrangement.