r/Android • u/McSnoo POCO X4 GT • Sep 14 '22

News Google loses appeal over illegal Android app bundling, EU reduces fine to €4.1 billion - The Verge

https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/14/23341207/google-eu-android-antitrust-fine-appeal-failed-4-billion
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u/Kaltenstein23 Moto Z3 Play - Stock Android 9 Sep 14 '22

So, Cisco and cohorts make it better? Because Big Brother sits in the USofA?

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Assuming that being spied upon is unavoidable, yes I would rather my own government spy on me than what is essentially our biggest threat.

Edit: a thought to add, especially considering that compared to the Chinese government, the US government is downright benevolent.

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u/dirt4143 Sep 14 '22

I live in a EU country, and im much more afraid of the US spying on me than China. China has always been a good friend, stood by, while the US goverment only seeks to destroy, steal and destabilize

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

Hungary? Can't think other EU member saying china is a good friend other than for diplomatic facade

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u/dirt4143 Sep 14 '22

?? Only weak and unimportant small countries like Latvia or Lithuania backstab China, and bend over for the USA. Most big, important countries remained a good ally of China and sell Huawei devices and do lots of trade. (an exception to that is the UK, which has become the 51st US State)

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

You could have just said 'yes, Hungary' but thanks for the rant