Its the same case as was with Microsoft. Microsoft forced its users to lock into its ecosystem - by artificially making "Microsoft Product X works only with Mic

Its the same case as was with Microsoft. Microsoft forced its users to lock into its ecosystem - by artificially making "Microsoft Product X works only with Microsoft Product Y". And they also had this practice of bundling some software for free, destroying all competition, and then pricing for it. Now, Google isn't that bad yet, but they're slowly on their path. Recent "YouTube comments requires G+", "Hangouts in GMail requires G+" are examples of those. And as with the past against Microsoft, the same sentiments are now being replayed.