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Trust and Microsoft in the same sentence is really approaching peak irony. Especially in this context.
by starbugs 4y ago
Trust and Microsoft in the same sentence is really approaching peak irony. Especially in this context.
- hinkley 4y agoLately there’s been a lot of astroturfing about how Microsoft has turned over a new leaf. Guess than leaf was poison ivy. The scorpion stung the frog. Quelle surprise.
- soundnote 4y agoIn some ways they really have: They're a cloud oriented, device agnostic platform company that's actually built a pretty nice and smooth ecosystem a la Apple. Others, well. See article. AI and the ad department want your data.
- Dylan16807 4y agoThis isn't really new, and it isn't anywhere near that level. They do 20 other things that are worse.
- Dylan16807 4y agoThis context is 'versus google' so I don't know, that's a very low bar.
- starbugs 4y agoI thought of "the context" as "we'd like to inject some cheesy ad into the website you are visiting and we are so desperate that we put an outright lie (trust) into it while performing one of the most untrustworthy actions that anyone could think of." I didn't see Google doing something like this, but I am afraid it won't be long until they copy it.