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So let's say that google fall and you become the new king. Will you allow another competitor in?
by streetcat1 7y ago
So let's say that google fall and you become the new king. Will you allow another competitor in?
- TKWasRight 7y agoYes.
- streetcat1 7y agowhy? Don't you have fiduciary duty for the owners of the company to maximize profits? Why do you want competition?
- shishy 7y agoLol, he's just saying that now. Everyone says that kind of stuff when they're not at the top. Then they get there and fully realize their constraints, and it dies down.
- streetcat1 7y agoYes I know. I just want to see how far he will go with these arguments.
- Craighead 7y ago"All empires must fall because I deserve to be the new emperor"
- solso 7y ago[[Disclaimer I work at Cliqz]] Your question is spot on, many of us ask ourselves the same question. Whether Cliqz would become a bully like Google if successful or not, I believe it's impossible to answer. But at least, we know, that the data we collect from our users to build the search engine is totally anonymous and is used only to build search and the browser. So, in the case that Cliqz would turn evil, I would stop using it, knowing for a fact that there are no sessions about me on their data, none. Someone on the thread mentioned fiduciary duties, true that companies must maximize profit, but that does not mean becoming a gear on global surveillance conglomerate.