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Google's "don't be evil" clearly meant "don't become Microsoft." It was never a call for general moral betterment.
by blfr 7y ago
Google's "don't be evil" clearly meant "don't become Microsoft." It was never a call for general moral betterment.
- serf 7y ago>Google's "don't be evil" clearly meant "don't become Microsoft." yeah, and look and what a good job they're doing -- user-agent discrimination like the good old IE days, and talk of ongoing anti-trust probes.
- blfr 7y agoThey are doing pretty well imho. They offer the world a massively popular open source mobile operating system, a massively popular open source browser, they seriously pushed user security with influence over practices, software, and Project Zero, and all their services work well with on my Linux systems. Yes, the monopoly and censorship stuff is very worrisome but on the tech side they are undeniably better than Microsoft.
- A_Parr 7y agoIf they do the same thing Microsoft did, but get away with it, they've clearly not become Microsoft.
- supercanuck 7y agoIt was about being trustworthy with people’s information.