ConditionOverload

I’ve maintained this idea for a while as well. It’s really only after Pichai took over that Google and Android both have started scrapping useful programs/apps/services, made needless change to make products worse, and in general just haven’t really innovated much at all. At least when compared to how the company was run when Larry Page and Erik Schmidt were running the company.

This dude has made Google boring.

Competition is good but I really don’t want to pay $15 to $20 a month for 5 different streaming services just to ensure good competition.

Honestly been steadily becoming less happy with the way Google/Android has been going even since Pichai took over.

I hope mine connects to Wi-Fi so I can automatically Tik Tok my spin cycles!

There’s also incredibly toxic work environment issues detailed by a former female employee that also went through sexual harassment in the work place while she worked there.

Bet even the self driving software of BMW won’t use turn signals when they change lanes.

One of the most toxic “businesses” in existence. Completely based on exploitation, even more so than normal commercials and TV shows ever have done.

He’s not impervious to criticism, he just thinks that he is. Massive negative press following massive negative press about his handling of the company and the loss of revenue is not going to make his shareholders happy, which is really what all he’d care about.

Huh, I need to look into this since I only need 2 lines as well.

Yep yep, I understand this. I just can’t negotiate with T-Mobile pricing do I already knew I’m technically paying for Netflix. But I’m not gonna be able to reduce my T-Mobile bill monthly if I refuse the Netflix so I’m just pretending it’s free as long as I’m not paying “extra”.

I would’ve left if I actually paid for it. Currently getting it for free thanks to T-Mobile.