Frankly, it does feel like they publish more heavily on non-Google products. Which isn't to say that they don't publish many articles on Android and Chrome and

Frankly, it does feel like they publish more heavily on non-Google products. Which isn't to say that they don't publish many articles on Android and Chrome and other core Google things, but just look down that list and you'll see many many more iOS/Windows articles than Google ones. You can interpret this many ways. Maybe they're casually discouraged from publicly talking about threats against Google software. Maybe competitors' software is just more vulnerable. Maybe the team shifts focuses every once in a while, and in 2019 they've just been on a real Apple/Microsoft kick. I don't know. My general position is: Google The Company has done nothing at all to deserve the public's trust and good intentions, and I don't see why that position shouldn't extend to the Project Zero team. Its a garbage company, and the publications from the very talented and dedicated people on that team may be better interpreted in a more unbiased environment where we don't have to constantly be raising questions like "are they unfairly focusing on competitors products" or "are they giving internal teams the same time to remediate that they give competitors"?