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Aside from the fact that it is in their terms and doing so would violate said terms, I don't see the issue with google prioritizing their own properties over ot
by imcoconut 9y ago
Aside from the fact that it is in their terms and doing so would violate said terms, I don't see the issue with google prioritizing their own properties over others.
Search is a feee service offered by a private company. Users of search don't pay for it so I dont see how monopoly or antitrust legal issues arise. As long as they are honest about what they're doing, and don't manipate ad results (which is a service that does have paying customers) the non ad results could be generated however google sees fit. Since it's free google should be able to set whatever terms it wants - if you don't like it don't use it. No?