It should have a * at the end of the statement that reads: * As long as Google can track you.
This is what it is written: A free and open world depends on a free and open web. This is what I read: Google's business depends on a free and open web.
Google's campaign for a free and open internet
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Re: Google's campaign for a free and open internet
#42Google is a weapon used by the US government to establish the domination and seize control over citizens access to information. Would Google really care about the open Internet, it'd license itself with GNU Public license long time ago. This call is hypocrisy. It is like a bank which collected all the gold is calling to the mob to rob some other bank where some other gold is. Once the other bank is robbed and cease t…
Re: Google's campaign for a free and open internet
#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
You just gave a little more power to Google.
Possibly, but this is a matter of who you trust more. Dare I say many people don't quite trust governments on doing the "right thing" for the Internet.
Re: Google's campaign for a free and open internet
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#46Google is a weapon used by the US government to establish the domination and seize control over citizens access to information. Would Google really care about the open Internet, it'd license itself with GNU Public license long time ago. This call is hypocrisy. It is like a bank which collected all the gold is calling to the mob to rob some other bank where some other gold is. Once the other bank is robbed and cease t…
While I wouldn't put it that way... I think it's true that Google is not a disinterested beacon of freedom. They align with it for their own purposes.
Re: Google's campaign for a free and open internet
#47This is just Google running FUD campaign to protect its own business. Strong enforcement of intelectual property laws means problems to any company that indexes or hosts user generated content, but I fail to see how it could endanger free speech.
So, strong enforcement of intellectual property laws means problems to... free speech and society's progress, if that involves filtering or censoring content on the internet.
Re: Google's campaign for a free and open internet
#48It should have a * at the end of the statement that reads: * As long as Google can track you.
This is what it is written: A free and open world depends on a free and open web. This is what I read: Google's business depends on a free and open web.