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Depends on what criteria you care about. In the example of polling, and the data that can leak from said polling, it's only different in the sense that we _know
by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Depends on what criteria you care about. In the example of polling, and the data that can leak from said polling, it's only different in the sense that we _know_ Google is evil in this equation.
So if this is a concern of yours you should definitely not use Google, and you should probably not use Apple.
- izacus 7y agoWhat the heck does "we _know_ Google is evil" actually mean? This isn't a Marvell movie, how does doing the same thing by two different corporations make a difference beyond you buying into brand marketing?
- asdkhadsj 7y agoSimply a meme about exploiting your user data as extremely as Google can. Ie, I am their sole business model on the advertising front. A good example is many of the things outlined in this post. People _trying_ to use Android privately, but after an update Google switches all of their privacy settings back to giving Google everything - and it syncs all old stuff to boot. That behavior is what I consider actively combatant towards the consumer. It's like how Comcast just keeps finding ways to make incremental fees, "accidentally" charge people, etc. These are under what I consider "evil" for corporations.