Google is also the company that had a motto of "Don't be evil". > However, legislation being debated in the House and Senate could break these and other popula

Google is also the company that had a motto of "Don't be evil". > However, legislation being debated in the House and Senate could break these and other popular online services, making them less helpful and less secure, and damaging American competitiveness. We’re deeply concerned about these unintended consequences. The point of breaking up these services is so people can actually compete with them? > Antitrust law is about ensuring that companies are competing hard to build their best products for consumers. But the vague and sweeping provisions of these bills would break popular products that help consumers and small businesses, only to benefit a handful of companies who brought their pleas to Washington. Yeah, the benefit would be for the other S&P 500+ companies to even stand a chance. Google holds top market cap for the #5 & #6 spots today. More breaking up tech = more competition in smaller niches to make products that are absolutely amazing and affordable. Not increasing subscription plans when you have a monopoly on the market. The fun is over. Stop trying to play God Google.