Google has become the Hitler

[amandaedson]

This is the problem when there are big companies creating a monopoly. It gives them incredibly much power over a whole industry and over many many companies and lives. Same goes to YouTube (I know it belongs to Google), which can delete channels as they want (see Alex Jones). Another big problem is Wikipedia, which is completely flooded with weirdos trying to manipulate the public opinion.

you are totally right it seems that google companyand also facebook are liking to destroy the projects of some locations, nationalitys, and if they feel ideologie are not acceptable to them, but any way they support non ethical and non cultural content, its like they are executing the agenda of an autority....

 

[nakamura]

you are totally right it seems that google companyand also facebook are liking to destroy the projects of some locations, nationalitys, and if they feel ideologie are not acceptable to them, but any way they support non ethical and non cultural content, its like they are executing the agenda of an autority....

Yes, but to be fair it is their company and they can decide which videos they are showing, which channel they are going to ban etc. I don't think they have any responsibility towards the people. In the end they are a company, which wants to make profit. Best example is Facebook. I got some Facebook pages with 300k people. A few years ago the engagement was great, but then they totally ruined the algorithm. The outreach became minimal...and I started to get notifications "Oh, you could reach more people if you are making an ad! Just with $10 you could reach xyz people". Its getting ridiculous.

 

[KillerKoala]

My Google Play developer account was banned in 2012, and when I checked lately it's still banned. I usually send them some appeal message, which no one responds.
In theory now I could not even work as an Android Developer, because it's hard to make apps that uses othet Google services without the access to Google Play console.
Kind a stupid and annoying.

 

[amandaedson]

Yes, but to be fair it is their company and they can decide which videos they are showing, which channel they are going to ban etc. I don't think they have any responsibility towards the people. In the end they are a company, which wants to make profit. Best example is Facebook. I got some Facebook pages with 300k people. A few years ago the engagement was great, but then they totally ruined the algorithm. The outreach became minimal...and I started to get notifications "Oh, you could reach more people if you are making an ad! Just with $10 you could reach xyz people". Its getting ridiculous.

Even that they are executing some politique orders for example ban some countries without a reason and make struggle to them for opening new accounts or when want to withdrawal..