The issue that I see here is that google isn't costing me a dime, so I really don't care. Meanwhile, I've spent Thousands of dollars over the years on various microsoft products, simply because they had a strangle hold over the OS and productivity software market.
I'm inclined to side with google on this one. They've taken a bunch of stuff microsoft started, put it on the internet for everyone to use (under their own software) and now they're in control of the market. Technically it's a monopoly, but if it's not costing me anything, who cares?
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nothing google does is free! ppl on this forum should know better. google deals in information, the more they get the better. to me $300 vs my information/privacy is a no brainer. right now google has more power than ms because they can control the worlds info. if google should not be held to these standards then neither should ms!
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