Boy, thatβll really teach them.
this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2025
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A lesson has definitely been taught.
Yes it will.
fuck google and fuck the us "justice" system. it just exists to protect the rich.
It's the "just us!" system, where "us" doesn't include you and me.
Pathetic
Fuck Google and fuck the bureaucracy of the U.S. Of course they'd rule to not split Google in the face of them killing sideloading.
As usual, nothing ever happens
This will not fix the monopoly problem.
Actually insane
This is how this fucking system works.
Very trusting untitrust.
Really should have forced them to sell of AdSense.
Get ready for Google to push overtly far-right christian views on every of its platforms! The favor needs to be paid back to the Trump admin.
EDIT: I realized that they were already doing it...
Only option is moving away from American products/services whenever possible.
Many places are corrupt, it would be wrong to judge the citizens of such countries (things can change), but with the US it's pretty obvious that there minimal interest in anti-crime reform, judicial reform and real anti corruption programs.
Respectfully, what are you going on about?
The EU and UK antitrusts also came to the same conclusion as the US.
The EU and UK antitrusts also came to the same conclusion as the US.
Ignoring Trump threats, Europe hits Google with 2.95B euro fine for adtech monopoly - The EU could seek to break up Google's ad division.
He's talking about the facade of freedom, justice, and choice falling off the cliff when they're losing influence on the global scale. Breaking off a surveillance monopoly reduces their reach or makes it more complicated, so they decided not to. antitrust or whatever.
EU and UK are part of the same surveillance pact, if you didn't know, so its on point why they would reach the same conclusion.
Life is a bit more complicated than that, although I would be curious to learn about the alleged similarity in responses from different competition agencies.
Considering the current the state of American society any independent anti trust actions is likely to followed by disproportional threats.
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