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by jfuhrman 12y ago
[Edit: Downvotes, why?] Which of these actions are about making an AI? Most of the Google search page area is now occupied by ads, or ads disguised as content http://searchengineland.com/google-results-too-ad-heavy-1662...
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
A big example of the intentionally murky and everchanging privacy policy confusion was in how it applied to student emails in Google Apps for Education: http://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2014/03/13/2
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Also, I doubt Apple would do something like Google's word gymnastics with the everchanging and murky ad profiling policy for student emails in the "free" Google Apps for Education. http://www.edweek.org/ew&#x2
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
If you use Google maps on iOS, the location information can be used to track what stores you visit for ad tracking purposes. Does Apple Maps do anything like this? Apple makes most of its money from product sales rather than advertising. h
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Going the speed limit or lower in the passing lane, especially in rush hour is dangerous and probably causes more accidents than just going a bit faster or moving over to the other lanes when someone gets too close. http://www.da
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Edit: I can't edit my post, perhaps due to the downvotes(why downvote without replying?), so here's a couple more. Tying Android App store to having Google search engine as default on Android, ensuring that alternative search engi
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
For those saying Google is a benevolent company, here are a few signs that the bean counters are taking over: Tracking Google Apps for Education and even paid Google Apps for Business emails to build ad profiles, making misleading statement