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I wonder if this is actually a marketing gimmick to invoke outrage and therefore clicks? The change certainly reduces the usefulness of the API by a fraction of
by MidnightRaver 7y ago
I wonder if this is actually a marketing gimmick to invoke outrage and therefore clicks? The change certainly reduces the usefulness of the API by a fraction of a fraction of a percentage.
- rl3 7y agoNo, it's legitimate. Google is the last company that needs marketing gimmicks, let alone ones based on outrage.