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"Company becomes as evil as Google" does not cause much uproar, because people don't really consider Google evil (yet). I think what is more interesting is tha
by tinco 14y ago
"Company becomes as evil as Google" does not cause much uproar, because people don't really consider Google evil (yet).
I think what is more interesting is that apparently Microsoft feels it will make more money of competing with Google head to head with information revenue, than by 1-upping Google by having a more consumer-oriented privacy policy.
Would you think, keeping the recently revealed awesome outlook.com in mind, a good reminder campaign by Microsoft about how they _don't_ invade your privacy like Google does could have pulled you or your peers away from gmail (or Google-apps)?
Perhaps that would've been too much risk, this being the obvious easy way of making revenue..
- mtgx 14y ago""Company becomes as evil as Google" does not cause much uproar, because people don't really consider Google evil (yet)" But there was an uproar when Google did that, and that's the point of the article. But I think it's as others have mentioned. People just don't use or care about Microsoft's services, so there's no one to be outraged by it.