Google's Civil War
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Google's Civil War
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#2https://outline.com/ggbLy5 to get past the obnoxious mandatory cookie.
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#3https://outline.com/ggbLy5 to get past the obnoxious mandatory cookie.
past, as a preposition.
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#4https://outline.com/ggbLy5 to get past the obnoxious mandatory cookie.
Also gets rid of the awful autoplay video above the fold that starts blaring out immediately. Thanks!
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#5Both Apple and Google support Saudi Arabia by refusing to remove the Absher app from the app store. Could any current employees shed light on if there is any internal disagreement on this?
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#6Both Apple and Google support Saudi Arabia by refusing to remove the Absher app from the app store. Could any current employees shed light on if there is any internal disagreement on this?
There's also an official Chinese propaganda app on the App Store that you cannot even rate:
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#7I don't understand how someone can proudly be a nuisance to those who sign their paychecks nor how can an employer tolerate any of it, at the very least this situation is unfair to the majority of employees who are just "going to work".
Not sure what's behind Google's inaction here, they really shouldn't be worried about the trouble makers defecting to somewhere else that most likely won't tolerate their bullshit.
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#10Both Apple and Google support Saudi Arabia by refusing to remove the Absher app from the app store. Could any current employees shed light on if there is any internal disagreement on this?
I have no real understanding of the situation. But I believe the app is just a webview on top of various Saudi websites. It doesn't even do push notifications, they come instead through text messaging.