> No, it really isn't. The fact that you can change does not mean that people will change. Defaults and all kinds of tie-ins have led to google being the way in

> No, it really isn't. The fact that you can change does not mean that people will change. Defaults and all kinds of tie-ins have led to google being the way in which people navigate the web. "The fact that you can change..." - Isn't this the very definition of "voluntary"? I don't understand this logic. People are too lazy/ignorant to switch to a different search engine, and that gives them right to tel google what to do with their product?