A great example of Google "Do as I say, not as I do." Re "How do I uninstall this?" Google Cloud Print appeared to be, at least on Win XP a couple of years ag

A great example of Google "Do as I say, not as I do." Re "How do I uninstall this?" Google Cloud Print appeared to be, at least on Win XP a couple of years ago and when set up to share a non-Cloud-Print-native printer, a one-way process. That borked non-Cloud printing (how the printer used to work; functionality that was desired to continue) pretty thoroughly. I like a lot of things about Google and their products. However, lack of communication on topics such as these more than borders on arrogance. P.S. OT, but: And where is Lolipop for my 2013 Moto-X (then a Google product) from Verizon. I bought it in good part because, unlike other Verizon mobile products, timely updates were "promised" strongly as part of the marketing and promotion. (And yeah, I need Verizon for specific reasons...) Now? Bupkiss. With the better part of a year left on my two-year contract (that I entered hesitantly but again, at least with this "promise" as some comfort/reassurance). Google is enormously selective in their "support" and not infrequently refuses to go out of their way when it does not support the initiative du jour. (E.g. but not only nor primarily, insisting the pressure stay on Verizon to apply these updates.)