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When you're a core member of the W3C, and you use that position to push browser features that help your browser and remove features that hurt your ad/surveillan
by ssklash 3y ago
When you're a core member of the W3C, and you use that position to push browser features that help your browser and remove features that hurt your ad/surveillance-based business model, you are a steward, and a bad faith one at that.
Your own phrasing indicates that there is a battle to be lost or won, and Google has indeed won. Which is pretty clearly a bad thing for the Internet as a whole, and quite good for a single company and their shareholders.