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An Excerpt from They Thought They Were Free the Germans, 1933-45
- tomohawk 10y agoFirst, they were a search company. You could finally locate things reasonably on the internet. Before long, what we know exists on the internet is determined by one company. Later on, they offered email services. It's a great service except that there's no privacy. Ads and searches get even more targetted, but we get free email, right? Now, they offer a nice place to park your data, a suite of office tools, phones, video streaming, ... Everything so convenient - how did we ever exist without all of this? Their latest project? Taking sides in a partisan election. After all, they can probably do the best opposition research and get out the vote research since they have access to everyone's data. So helpful.