Ah, you mean the entirety of Windows 10, and just... all of Google and Facebook? > Uber Oh. > Then there was Facebook Ah, here we go. > The company doesn’t

Ah, you mean the entirety of Windows 10, and just... all of Google and Facebook? > Uber Oh. > Then there was Facebook Ah, here we go. > The company doesn’t distort reality—but it often seems to lack the ability to recognize it. Wait, but... they do though. Among many other evils. You're just upset they said something tone-deaf at a press conference? > Juicero [...] After Bloomberg News discovered that you didn’t even need the $700 $400 juicer to make juice (there are, apparently, these things called hands) Crappy, stupid products and founders who can't turn off Always Be Closing even when it makes them sound kinda dumb? That's sort-of bad I guess, but who really cares? This misses the point. Some specific scandals and dumb, wanky marketing-speak are the least of tech's problem. Spy-vertising is the heart of most of the big players, and it's rotten to the core.