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Why would Google send anything to Facebook from its Home app ( the one used to control Chromecasts )? It's beyond short sighted to feed data to a competitor.
by notyourday 7y ago
Why would Google send anything to Facebook from its Home app ( the one used to control Chromecasts )? It's beyond short sighted to feed data to a competitor.
- teejmya 7y agoIn what world are these two competitors? Would people "quit" Facebook to "join" Google? You are the product in both of these companies, why wouldn't they work together? Ethics, sure, but that won't stop them.
- notyourday 7y agoThey have the same customers and customers have a finite advertising budgets. When Facebook gets more Google data it benefits the "result" of the ads on facebook which in turn over time gets more $$ shifted there.
- antonyh 7y ago1. Who knows what data Google is giving back in return? 2. Neither want a monopoly. A duopoly is far more resistant to regulation. 3. Many business will advertise on multiple channels. So long as they edge out the others it's fine by them. They know they are the two premium outlets.