> It's not a goalpost move though, as there was never a guarantee to remain on well water.
That sounds like an argument to never depend on Google for anything ever again under any circumstance short of severe punitive legislative action.
That sounds like an argument to never depend on Google for anything ever again under any circumstance short of severe punitive legislative action.
Especially in Google's case where they've invested so much into remaking how society works worldwide. To expect people to simply accept anything and everything Google wants to do just because they're a private business regardless of how many billions of people their actions affect?
Lunacy.
How you want public perception to work and how it actually works are different things.