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Not really an expert, but I don't see any good in strengthening Google's monoculture.

• rak00n 9y ago
  If that's the argument everyone should boycott all Google products.
  • nilved 9y ago
    Very true, but you can start with the egregious violations such as AMP.
  • robryan 9y ago
    Or just not use new ones that actively make the internet worse.
• tajen 9y ago
  Plus pageviews are done on Google's servers, so Bing doesn't know which website has many views and which doesn't.
  • esrauch 9y ago
    How does Bing know it for non-AMP views?
    • tajen 9y ago
      You're right - Bing can't. Google knows a website's pageviews because it can cleverly cross information between the search engine, Google Analytics and Google Map's by-foot frequentation of shops (for shops and customers with tracking allowed). I'm just underlining that not owning a good share of all 3 of those may make it much harder for future competitors to enter the market.
    • robryan 9y ago
      A lot of websites would have a bing ads tracking Javascript.