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Do you believe that relying on their creators to be honest about the content is a better bet?
by iamaelephant 7y ago
Do you believe that relying on their creators to be honest about the content is a better bet?
- robbrown451 7y agoI would imagine Google's legal team would answer that with a resounding "yes."
- iamaelephant 7y agoI'm not talking about Google's legal team. We already know which way their going due to the article. I'm talking about reality.
- robbrown451 7y agoOk but the post you replied to was speculating on Google's motivations, and therefore talking about legal liability. I guess if you are speaking of "what is best for society", ok, but that's a completely different thing. It sure seemed like you were debating the post above, but I guess not.
- iamaelephant 7y ago> Ok but the post you replied to was speculating on Google's motivations, and therefore talking about legal liability. It was my own post and it had nothing to do with legal liability. As I said (clearly, I thought), I think Google is reluctant to show the world just how unreliable their demographic data is.