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The point is really, that these companies are so large that they should be much more regulated and treated like any utility. That means it is a legal proceedin
by beached_whale 5y ago
The point is really, that these companies are so large that they should be much more regulated and treated like any utility. That means it is a legal proceeding when they want to drop customers. This many mean that people, gulp, pay for services, but they have chosen to intertwine themselves into too many places in the consumer landscape.
- prepend 5y agoI wonder how much it used to suck when the power company wasn’t as regulated and would do stuff like “we detected illegal activity so we shut off your power.” I’d like some balance because I don’t want Google and Dropbox to suck as much as my power and phone company. But do want some regulation around lack of due process and “bundling” where a YouTube comment can result in my GCP account shut down.