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You seem to be under assumption that they make changes for benefit of the user, but not the adtech. This is extremely weird assumption when talking about googl

• b112 2y ago
  It's not extremely weird, when they stated both of those reasons, multiple times, in press releaes and bug reports. I am well aware of where their profits come from, but when going after them in the public sphere, you must address, and refute the reasons they publicly cite. Also note, often there are multiple reasons. By ripping down their stated reasons, and showing the absurdity of them, and also validating how it literally hurts accessibility for those with visual disabilities, you doubly ahow them to be an organization filled with uncaring individuals, which care not for accessibility. Personally, I wouldn't want to work in a place that wouldn't put in a wheelchair ramp. I wouldn't want to work with people that accept that. Yet that's Google. What does it say about those working there?