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> Where do people get this sense of entitlement from? Please cite one law you believe Google has broken. Just like Amazon (your employer), Google has also been
by dessant 5y ago
> Where do people get this sense of entitlement from? Please cite one law you believe Google has broken.
Just like Amazon (your employer), Google has also been fined several times in the past decade for illegal business practices. Their illegal activities are extensively documented, and in some cases they were forced to change course due to regulatory intervention. Feel free to look it up, I don't think there is a need to relitigate objective reality.
- bee_rider 5y agoNo you have to understand, as long as a company doesn't commit enough crimes to be literally run out of business, we have to pretend it is good for some reason.
- dane-pgp 5y agoAnd if a company does go out of business after committing too many crimes, then the problem is too much regulation holding back innovation.
- ahahahahah 5y agoThat's true, and so any thing that that company does that some rando doesn't like and claims is illegal we must assume is actually illegal, even when that rando explicitly avoids questions about what they actually think is illegal about it.
- dessant 5y agoThey've asked to name one law that I think Google has broken, which is already part of the public record. If you're asking what illegal business practice Google will be engaging in when the Manifest V3 limitations will begin to be enforced: using their dominance in one industry to gain advantage and maintain dominance in another industry, to the detriment of consumers and competitors.