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No, you would assign a probability to the event. And that probability would be higher for a Google product.
by nazgul17 3y ago
No, you would assign a probability to the event. And that probability would be higher for a Google product.
- adr1an 3y agoThat might be selection bias, the news posted here are only newsworthy because it's Google. Anyhow, I trust smaller shops a bit more than big corps (no matter the product or service being purchased), but it's subjective. In regards to tech, I trust myself first. In the same way that a Chef might not prefer going to any common restaurant, sure.
- nolok 3y agoI would disagree with you, my personnal anecdotal data showing google to be more reliable at it than others. In the lack of hard properly collected data, this give all of them the same probability. I'm sure someone out there thought "let's use microsoft skydrive because google is unreliable".