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> This very same point could be made against Apple, for instance, but there hasn't been a single comment to that effect in any discussion of this article. See
by garethadams 13y ago
> This very same point could be made against Apple, for instance, but there hasn't been a single comment to that effect in any discussion of this article.
See a couple of months ago (the context is iMessages but the level of implicit trust is the same): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5943778 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5943778
- jfasi 13y agoAcknowledged. I still argue that Google's getting more than its fair share of abuse, though.
- revscat 13y agoFair share? Abuse? It is a criticism made against a corporation. It deserves scrutiny and a critical eye whenever it fails, regardless of what it's competitors do. I hate to say it because I abhor the word, but this reeks of fanboyism.
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