> when your arch-competitor is speaking out on your behalf, maybe the narrative has gone a little haywire. When the enemy of their enemy becomes their friend,

> when your arch-competitor is speaking out on your behalf, maybe the narrative has gone a little haywire. When the enemy of their enemy becomes their friend, the question then is who their common foe is. Microsoft is actively working to push the needle in the same direction as Google on ignoring and removing user choice in their products. An ex-Chrome dev at Microsoft defending dark patterns from his former team by mocking user concerns (as you are, with your "Matthew Green switch") is hardly an objective slam dunk.