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Nonwithstanding your argument, their size also makes them suspect by default. They would be able to push control much farther if it had separated interests. Lo
by laurent92 6y ago
Nonwithstanding your argument, their size also makes them suspect by default. They would be able to push control much farther if it had separated interests.
Look at LetsEncrypt: A Google initiative. Yet 25% of the world’s websites use it.
- unpixer 6y agoHow exactly do you figure Let's Encrypt is a Google initiative?
- tialaramex 6y ago> Look at LetsEncrypt: A Google initiative. Yet 25% of the world’s websites use it. No. Let's Encrypt is a service of the Internet Security Research Group, a California Public Benefit Corporation, it isn't an "initiative" of Google except in the same sense that the Red Cross is an initiative of Google, or Sweden is a US state, to make it seem "true" you need to squint so hard you can't see anything properly at all.
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