| NiKKoM said: Its about search enigine advertising monopoly.. Google recieves 95% of all that.. Their CPC Cost per Click are waay more expensive then anything other out there 300 to 400% google has control on so much personal data.. Yes you can "delete" that but by then they already earnt 10 bucks from you because of the ads displayed tailored to you.. They even "enhanced" their google adwords but actually removed the ability only target smartphone or desktop ones cause google is really ineffictive in their mobile advertising.. Google has bullied their advertisers but since their audience is that big advertisers have little to few alternatives.. facebook is an alternative with cheaper CPC then Google so what did google do? Make Google+ so that they could also have that share.. Or did you think it was because they are so nice and want to innovate? They even forbade app makers using different geo locators on your android phone then the google one otherwise they couldn't collect your data.. Peope should realise that Google is a personal data collector and seller first and all their products are based around that |
If consumers are willing to pay more for your services, then there's really no reason not to take more from them. Sometimes this will to part with cash is due to higher quality of service, as is the case with Google. If the consumers have no other choice, then (and only then) we have a problem. That's simply not the case here.
About Google+: you're right, it was probably to make more money in the long run. You can't from this say that they are "not nice and don't want to innovate". What kind of thinking is this? Do you think any for-profit organization ever does any kind of research just because they're nice? You think MS developed W7 because they're nice and want to innovate? Obviously not. The underlying motive is always more money. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, as long as the innovation happens. After all, the quest for higher profits did give us W7, the awesome BMW M series, and all the latest Google products.
Also, I'd like a source for Google forbidding app makers from using different geolocators. I have an understanding of Android development (albeit a very vague one) and I don't have a clue how they'd be able to even enforce that.
