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It may not actually be OK to say that, since admitting it publicly could make antitrust regulators jobs easier when investigating how Google uses its strangleho
by babypuncher 3y ago
It may not actually be OK to say that, since admitting it publicly could make antitrust regulators jobs easier when investigating how Google uses its stranglehold over the browser and search markets to enforce its stranglehold over the online advertising market.
- shiroiuma 3y agoThere should be extra (and enormous) antitrust penalties for publicly lying. These lies can be proven with internal communications gained from discovery or from leaks (incentivized by large bounties).