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The complaint is that there are few viable alternatives. Whenever one does arise, Google or another tech behemoth buys it, eg Waze. Trust me, I am aware of the
by Hnrobert42 6y ago
The complaint is that there are few viable alternatives. Whenever one does arise, Google or another tech behemoth buys it, eg Waze.
Trust me, I am aware of the conflict. I hate Google with a passion, yet I still use some of their services. I feel sick doing it, but sometimes the convenience is worth my nausea.
- tedk-42 6y agoYour last statement reflects my post entirely. This contradiction is your problem, not Googles. They will continue to make money off you and me. The only difference is I don't get the nausea. Until you show me something REALLY dodgy they're are doing, I'll keep using their services. As I mentioned before, I'm aware they sell my behaviour as advertising data to companies. On my end I block as much advertising as possible so I find it's a useless strategy product teams pushing things onto me.