The U.S. v. Google: The Case That Will Determine the Future of Tech | Amanpour and Company

[@jjbode1]

We need to hear more from Tim Wu. Please.

[@AndyBeltran278]

This case has the potential to shape the digital landscape for years to come. It's essential that we follow it closely and consider the implications for innovation, competition, and consumer rights.

[@vivalaleta]

I try to avoid Google like the plague but even when I use other search engines Google inserts itself into every action.

[@jimmymaley422]

plaque is hard to avoid but so long as we're brushing twice a day it should be ok

[@vivalaleta]

@@jimmymaley422 Typo eliminated.

[@jimmymaley422]

@@vivalaleta 😆fun fact, apples are a good food to eat that naturally clean your teeth as you bite into them

[@alphaomega8373]

Surnough!

[@zbaby82]

I want net neutrality to return too.

[@macareuxmoine]

I always appreciate your interviews. Hari is probing yet respectful and Tim obviously has lots to share.

[@dolliscrawford280]

I wish Google would go back to actually answering questions. Sponsorship ruined it.

[@tragicrhythm]

Informative.

[@gicandathomas606]

Google's search engine has been worse and worse every year. It's like they are scrubbing certain topics of their search engines. I have repeatedly had to go elsewhere for information. If you focus on one thing specifically, your rerouted to other similar (or totally (unsimilar) topics you have no interest in. It's frustrating.

[@witwisniewski2280]

This is bigger than money. What results a search finds, filtering of results, and sorting of the presentation has a huge effect on what information gets to the consumer. This effects the nature of society, or even human civilization. No business should have the reigns of our civilization because they have a conflict of interest is adverse to citizens - think predator versus prey. I think the government should monitor fairness of competition all the time, not just after a company gets out of hand.

[@bheehive4497]

"Historically Technology Does Jump" with the break ups of monopolies.

[@rainmanjr2007]

My default, on the iPhone, is Ecosearch. I even accept all cookies to plant trees. Xtra Points: What's the painting got to do with being too big?

[@RexJordan-s8x]

Anytime now

[@RobertoFa]

needs more sauce

[@goldenlionness7317]

Could be a MAJOR game changer. Maybe I oughta go from Samsung Android to Iphone!!

[@ReginaJune]

I like the bing search and the Mozilla privacy on my apple phone. My pc has so much preloaded shit I barely use it, so it’s really just a typewriter and digital filing cabinet backed up in the cloud in 3 unwanted locations. I’m trying to determine what my subscription computer protection protects? Do I have to buy a Mac too? This $500 iPhone screen is making me need readers. Also I just realized if you buy direct from china consumers goods- they make you agree to some really sketchy shit to make purchases. Mychway!

[@peterstafford4426]

who preloads a search engine?

[@juliebraden]

Hari fix yor mic. Either yor voice is soo low or yor mic is set wrongly. Both the guest & Christiane during the intro came in loud & clear. Wen U spoke it was like the volume was turned dwn 2 notches. I had to either listen to 1/2 the interview waaaay loud or turn it up everytime u came on. That made this not worth watching

[@RM-xf9gi]

I don't even own any Apple products! How many android users use Apple software?

[@RM-xf9gi]

They leave the cable company monopoly alone. The chicken industry monopoly alone but they choose to go after our Google? Boo!

[@CPT_IDOL]

Whaaaaat? A capitalistic company, following capitalistic rules… From the very beginning… And NOW you guys want to bring an antitrust suit? Go figure…

[@RM-xf9gi]

If you do too well in school the teachers will punish you for it. Google is a positive in our lives! I trust them and its hard to find sights where we can feel secure.

[@chocolateclaire]

Tooooooooo little toooooooooo late the cruelty of fake, lying data will never go away.

[@alphaomega8373]

He looks Mongolian.