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Excellent explanation! >I'm not sure if you were asking if this hypothetical from Apple could avoid using Google Yes, that is what i was trying to get at! >B
by MrJagil 9y ago
Excellent explanation!
>I'm not sure if you were asking if this hypothetical from Apple could avoid using Google
Yes, that is what i was trying to get at!
>Because if you are trying to avoid giving your data to Google, then you should also be concerned with Apple.
Definitely!
>Whether or not it is accessed through the site directly is kind of irrelevant. It's still accessing the same remote system in the same way.
I'm just curious if there's a business opportunity for Apple here. They could basically make mobile safari switch to the hypothetical "Apple Search" for queries made in Safari's address bar (I personally don't search from google.com). It would of course only be worth anything to the end user if they saved time not being routed through google.com
In a similar vein, I've read some comments describing "Siri" as a way to get a bite of the web-search-cake.
- turc1656 9y agoYeah I think there is a business opportunity for them if they really wanted to give it a go. DuckDuckGo leverages Bing, Yahoo, and a number of other sites. I don't see why Apple can't do something similar and forge similar agreements and then use iOS, Siri, and everything else they have as part of their "ecosystem" to drive searches through their new platform.