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Comment Re:This talk of Google being a "Monopoly" is B.S. (Score 1) 86

Do you care to share which search engine is superior to Google search then?

I suppose the other examples are subjective, but the numbers don't lie; more people seem to use them than not. I used Firefox since 0.6 days but finally switched to Chrome about a year and half before Quantum came out. Not bothering to switch back since I don't care for the new look of FF and there's no compelling reason to do so at this point - too little, too late.

What's better than Google Maps that's "free"?

I prefer Android OS in general, and the Google Pixel line specifically. I find the flexibility of what I can do with the device "superior" to the alternatives. The other major device is fine I'm sure; however, I've never owned one, so I'm basing that on its popularity. Perhaps they are a monopoly.

As for trackers & ads, I run with uBlock Origin and I use PIA and Incognito mode when I want to "go dark".

Bottom line is no one is forced to use Google products and it's not a monopoly.

Comment This talk of Google being a "Monopoly" is B.S. (Score 0) 86

No one is forced to use Google Search, use Google Chrome, buy an Android phone, use Google Maps, or use any other Google service; you are free to use Microsoft Bing, the Firefox browser, an iPhone or a Garmin GPS.

Google services don't ship on Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, or the various flavors of Linux. People are "forced" to use Google products because they are superior - period.

This talk of Google being a "Monopoly" is B.S., plain and simple!

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