google sucks

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 google is taking a very high-handed approach to its "customer service" - ie there ain't any.

They keep changing the "look"of gmail & youtube - all to their advantage & as per their agenda:  sucking up our personal data so they can "monetize" our use of their services.

I guess there ain't no such thing as a free lunch.

hahahahahahah - don't even bother to try

The good thing on the horizon is that even the Roman Empire didn't last 1,000 years.

My prediction is that google won't even make it till the middle of this century - some smart folks will have figured that out & a truely user-friendly net model is about to be launched sometime soon.


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Anonymous said…
Most search engine's suck now, Google being the worst. When trying to find recent information, I'm given link's up to 2 year's old. I've stopped using and switched to Yahoo.
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