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Technology@beehaw.orgEnglish · 1 year ago

Google Decides To Pull Up The Ladder On The Open Internet, Pushes For Unconstitutional Regulatory Proposals

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Google Decides To Pull Up The Ladder On The Open Internet, Pushes For Unconstitutional Regulatory Proposals

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Technology@beehaw.orgEnglish · 1 year ago

It’s pretty much the way of the world: beyond the basic enshittification story that has been so well told over the past year or so about how companies get worse and worse as they get more and more …

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Corporations are people didn’t you know?
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  Not in the country I live, luckily.
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    Don’t worry. The US will fix that.
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      America, fk yeah, coming again to save the mother fkn day, yeah

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