You're really not sure? I would not trust any poll that thinks the use of the term "internet giants" is going to yield results without biases imposed by the po

You're really not sure? I would not trust any poll that thinks the use of the term "internet giants" is going to yield results without biases imposed by the poll itself. Just about nobody polled on this question is going to know what qualifies a company to be gone after for anti-trust violations. They have never read the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Then the question tacks onto the end, "given that they offer largely free services." This is supposed to do what, exactly? Inform people that offering "largely free services" is a violation of the anti-trust act? This kind of deceptive wording is clearly endeavoring to mislead people. There does not appear to have been any effort at constructing an accurate picture here, and let's be honest as to why. In all likelihood, this poll was designed to construct and reinforce a specific narrative, not to report on public opinion.