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Are you serious with your question or is this hyperbole? When you hear about something like this you are seeing the one in a million false positive or more lik
by nextlevelwizard 5y ago
Are you serious with your question or is this hyperbole?
When you hear about something like this you are seeing the one in a million false positive or more likely there was some fuckery going on. Obviously there is no upside for the banned devs to admit that they tried to abuse click rate on their ads, so unless Google comes forward admitting they made a mistake we will never know whose on right here.
This still leaves millions of happy consumers using Google's products without any issue and ban of some Android IDE is hardly going to be moving any needle anywhere.
- antihipocrat 5y agoThat argument could be, and has been, used to justify some terrible actions by governments and corporations. While we may never know the full story in this specific case. What we do know for certain is that Google has a history of pulling the pin on services and products used by customers. Google's lack of customer support is also a well known feature of the company. These two facts suggest that the situation described in the article is likely to happen, and may actually happen fairly often.
- nextlevelwizard 5y agoAre you actually a customer? Are you paying for the services?
- ImPostingOnHN 5y agoThat question, and it's answer, have no bearing on the post it is replying to.
- ImPostingOnHN 5y agoThe defendant (Google) was asked to defend their actions, on multiple occasions, and could not. That amounts to a default judgement against then in our eyes, is all. It'd be pretty silly to withhold judgement until the defendant admits to wrongdoing, which would explain why few other people in this thread are doing that.