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Google broke EU laws on purpose - their revenue is huge from European markets, thus they should pay a huge fine. As simple as that.
The issue probably will be more social (sustaining people that are hooked in through social welfare) and rise in inequality.
But pro-society government (centrist), with regular people having direct tools to remove officials, with politicians being responsible for their election promises and with no lobbying allowed, with tight anti-corruption laws and yearly referendum in place.
At the end he asked me to provide positive feedback to him in exchange for friendly service. He said he will redirect me somewhere and I should give him a proper feedback. This is even while I was telling me I have no time and this is an urgent matter. At the end of the call it turned out it took him 5 minutes to solve the issue and he just wanted to chat while I was stuck at talking to him, thinking he is waiting for a solution to propagate.
I can't say this is a good support.
As of wrongly billed resources - to be honest, you are half blamed for that. I often create apps and base on SAAS reporting to see if the script behaves as expected and uses as many resources as needed. You have misled developers to believe everything is alright and now you are punishing them. I would expect some credits for time being and "transition" period.
-installing MySQL
-Installing Apache
-installing PHP MyAdmin
-running some commands from shell and SQL
-done.
If you create a startup it is wise to know the basics as such and in case that you grow to hire people to pimp it up.
But Google or any other corp will not do that I think, as Wikipedia is website hated by many powerful people.
I think this would create a simple definition.