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Yeah, but google owns that domain and you chose to navigate to it, so they have every right to do so. Imagine if navigating to apple.com in Chrome displayed a h
by Liquix 3y ago
Yeah, but google owns that domain and you chose to navigate to it, so they have every right to do so. Imagine if navigating to apple.com in Chrome displayed a hardcoded survey asking why you're not buying an Android phone. Over the line
- donmcronald 3y ago> Imagine if navigating to apple.com in Chrome displayed a hardcoded survey asking why you're not buying an Android phone. Plus, where's the limit in Windows? If they get away with this for Edge and it works, why not do the same for Dropbox vs OneDrive? Or how about getting Edge to nag you about Office when you go to Google Docs? Google could do the same with Chrome when you visit office.com. There must be a point where having these massive companies delivering features that are objectively bad for users that are trapped in the ecosystem needs to be recognized as something that requires antitrust enforcement. All 3 major platform owners should be broken up into dozens of smaller companies; Microsoft, Google, Apple.