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Google to shut off search for schools that opt out of AI
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Hey Google, did it ever occur to you that people will leave your ass over forced AI? I'm on GraphneOS now, out of Google Drive, and I'd like to be even further from Google.
Only a small percentage of people are willing to think and put some effort in, the zombie population continues to grow. That is one of the reasons why large corporations hardly even bother with customer service any more, customers are now expendable, every one that leaves, is immediately replaced with another.
Yeah, but what's the longest you've let a gym membership run without actually going to the gym?
You're one of the few. If I ask 10 people out on the street what they use, it's Google. I'd sooner find a vegan than even a duckduckgo user. Also, veganism didn't change the world either, meat industry going strong. This thinking isn't helping your cause, you need to consider what would actually change things.
you can't tell me, anywhere in that comment, I said "stop voting with your wallet"? Is that all you got from that? How about this: once upon a time, we used to shut down a local cafe who made a racist/homophobic comment by not buying their food. Now, we have a big corporation everyone uses. Sure, keep telling everyone to choose an alternative, but this will never, ever, EVER be enough for Google to care because for every 1 new convert to Mailbox.org you make (generous), there's 2 people in India, Thailand, Nigeria, who just made a gmail. Why do you think they care they lost you? This is never going to be enough. Do you also send complaint letters to Google? If no, why not? It's about as powerful as you switching to Proton.
*2 people in the usa, uk etc
"It’s about as powerful as you switching to Proton" lol
What thinking are you referring to, from the comment to which you’re responding?
The meat industry is not just "going strong". Tge meat industry owns the vegan industrie. Every major vegan brand is owned by a major meat company.
Every major processed plant based brand in the usa is no doubt owned by corpse lords, but they don't own food itself... although monsanto has been trying to do just that for decades.
Exactly... that's why I think this commentary "I vote with my wallet" is tiresome. I think we are long past that as something that can be weaponized against corps who are basically as powerful as the government now.
While yes, in a "vote with your wallet" competition, corpos have more money than people, but people can still and absolutely should boycott whatever they can.
People should always strive to at least try. You don't need to be the perfect, wokest soldier every day, but making an effort to find alternatives and educate yourself and others is always worth it.
That is a terrible attitude, apathy is evils best friend.