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I see your point, but I also think you're giving too much credit to the latter: they care not for your well-being, and any notion of "customer service" is 100%
by k3n 14y ago
I see your point, but I also think you're giving too much credit to the latter: they care not for your well-being, and any notion of "customer service" is 100% in the spirit of retaining or generating revenue.
- niketdesai 14y agoThis is pretty much the argument for the other side of the coin. Google probably designed the service understanding that situations like these would arise and would represent a small but acceptable amount of outrage. Altruistically for Google it's probably better to not have support for non-ads-monetization (as in, a product that isn't interfaced with buying advertisers) products. edit: some clarification.