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Same here, but working with that assumption: Yes. And we might have too I'd say. Given the defacto monopoly they have, I think it is reasonable to agree that t
by holstvoogd 7y ago
Same here, but working with that assumption:
Yes. And we might have too I'd say. Given the defacto monopoly they have, I think it is reasonable to agree that they fulfill a public utility function and thus need to be held to a higher standard. This should however be done through regulation, cause that is why we have governments.
- enitihas 7y agoBut other search engines do exist, and it is trivial to switch from Google to Bing or DuckDuckGo. Unlike a social network, you can switch your search engine in isolation without waiting for others to switch.