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Disappointing but i don't see any foul play from google like the headline kind of insinuates. Anyway their product support is notoriously fickle so why would yo
by FridayoLeary 1y ago
Disappointing but i don't see any foul play from google like the headline kind of insinuates. Anyway their product support is notoriously fickle so why would you expect anything more of them. TLDR a policy change at google made the authors hobby more difficult or impossible because he didn't make any contingencies. Specifically they deleted political ad history for the EU.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoWhere was the insinuation of foul play? I re-read the article with your criticism in mind, but it seems that they are basically just saying "this happened" and 'these are the negative consequences."
- olooney 1y agoThe phrase "erased history" isn’t morally neutral. It carries a tone of judgment, even suggests censorship. If the author had wanted to appear neutral, they would have used "deleted" or "removed."
- wizzwizz4 1y agoNeutrality, and the appearance of neutrality, are different things.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoAh! I read the article twice but hadn't considered the headline. I guess some editor wanted it sexed up a bit before it was published, the article itself is quite matter of fact.