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I think both the headline is wrong (I don’t see where they explicitly warn people, can someone point it out?) and the interview contains no actual facts. The on
by secure 15y ago
I think both the headline is wrong (I don’t see where they explicitly warn people, can someone point it out?) and the interview contains no actual facts. The only statements are "probably" and "I’m not sure"…
- justsee 15y agoThe warning is at the end of the article: "I think Google controlling search, the browser, and the network or DNS layer is a dangerous trifecta that the consumer will probably be best served avoiding" > the interview contains no actual facts The headline never asserted the article contained facts though? A brief article that contains someone's thoughts is fine by me. I see nothing disagreeable in the argument that consumers should avoid consolidating all their network activities so those activities route through one advertising corporation.
- jemfinch 15y agoWhy do you consider the marketing opinion held by one company of its competitor interesting, let alone worthy to be posted here?