Name one evil thing they did. Muh data doesn't count, that's not evil, literally no harm was done to you.
Name one evil thing they did. Muh data doesn't count, that's not evil, literally no harm was done to you
Colton Roberts
Jayden Roberts
I'm trying to name one thing they didn't kill off.
killedbygoogle.com
Evan Sanders
Anti-competitive agreements with other big tech companies concerning employee recruitment. American DoD drone tech contracts. Tax avoidance strategies, including the ireland headquarters loophole before it was closed. Anti-union tactics.
Alexander Allen
develop and OS that gives millions of poojeets easy access to the internet
David Garcia
Mass censorship. Betryal of what used to be the consensus of free information among tech nerds.
Liam Hernandez
/thread
Lincoln Collins
give this guy a platform
Brody Phillips
>literally no harm was done to you
you VILL let companies sell your data without giving you a cent and you VILL like it
Jose Ortiz
Did he cash out of his rugpull and disappear? I haven't seen anyone talk about this guy in a while.
Mason Gray
Meddled in 2020 election with
Jaxson Baker
He's not only a shill and snake oil salesman, but a cuck too. I'm glad his wife left him and took his kid away from him, he seems like a pedo too
Carson Cooper
>no harm
stfu you stupid npc
Xavier Martin
Internet access for all is the opposite of evil.
Asher Kelly
Killed reader
Benjamin Ross
Influencing US elections.
Adrian Diaz
Violating consent of users by stealing data when google were explicitly told that they couldn't have it. The location data harvesting on android even when users turned off location services.
Joshua Fisher
>name ONE THING
>except the vast data collection for utilization by a totalitarian govt you CANNOT that ONE THING
killing Inbox
Lincoln Evans
Google weaponized the Internet.
Brayden Hughes
Censorship.
Wyatt Jenkins
Dylan Ortiz
They stole a domain from Andrew Anglin.
David Ortiz
Thats a graveyard full
Caleb Sanchez
this...
I wouldn't care if it was just one choice to have free shit and get spied on, but there increasingly seems to be no other option. the market does promote innovation- but innovation isn't always a good thing.