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Whatever the sense of entitlement behind it, it would be nice to have the public reminded of this walkback, so that Google's future statements and promises can
by jasonfarnon 3y ago
Whatever the sense of entitlement behind it, it would be nice to have the public reminded of this walkback, so that Google's future statements and promises can be interpreted with appropriate degree of skepticism.
- pb7 3y agoYou haven’t changed your mind on anything in 20 years?
- MrDresden 3y agoLet it be known that I have no particular love for Google (nor any corporation of significant enough size for that matter). That being said I can not say I understand what is being conveyed in the original comment nor by yours. Google at some point promised free storage of stuff, and for some reason these comments try to make it sound criminal that they are now backtracking on that, even if it is in the case of accounts that have not so much as twitched in two years. If we were talking about a promise they had made to keep all your data (for which you pay them to keep) completely out of their ad business, and then years down the line that promise would get reversed, well then this line of reasoning would make sense. They are a corporation giving free stuff. More shouldn't be needed for your spider sense to tingle.