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36 votes
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Our Android app is frozen in carbonite
20 votes -
Data center emissions probably 662% higher than big tech claims
20 votes -
Google will now link to The Internet Archive to add more context to Search results
37 votes -
Google loses €2.4bn EU antitrust case for favouring its own shopping service
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US Department of Justice attorneys claim Google has “trifecta of monopolies” on day one of ad tech trial
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Is Google doing its darndest to squeeze out Firefox or other browsers?
A question for the more tech-savvy here. I seem to recall an article about Google trying to eliminate competition by making it so that searches or other content would work well on Chrome but not...
A question for the more tech-savvy here.
I seem to recall an article about Google trying to eliminate competition by making it so that searches or other content would work well on Chrome but not on Firefox. I think I also heard they both run on Chromium, so the engine under the end is the same? I don't fully remember.
But where I'm going with this: I'm noticing lately that certain websites or searches won't work well with Firefox, but when i switch to Chrome, they go off without a hitch. I admit that this often involves personal information being entered (side note- I even had one incident where it didn't work on laptop and had to resort to my phone instead to get it to work). The problem is... I HATE using Chrome. There are some issues with Firefox occasionally, but I'm going to use FF about 90% of the time. And I think I heard that people are becoming more aware of how much of a bastard Chrome is... so is Chrome fighting back dirty to force people to come back over? Or could it possibly be some completely unrelated issue?
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Here’s twenty-two examples of Google employees trying to avoid creating evidence in antitrust case
47 votes -
Digital apartheid in Gaza: Big Tech must reveal their roles in tech used in human rights abuses
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Is Google training AI on YouTube videos?
17 votes -
Dawn of a new era in Search: Balancing innovation, competition, and public good
23 votes -
Our basic assumptions about photos capturing reality are about to go up in smoke
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Google must destroy $5 billion worth of user data illegally collected in Incognito Mode
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Google threatened tech influencers unless they 'preferred' the Pixel
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GitLab is reportedly up for sale
58 votes