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Big Tech Under Fire

Big Tech Under Fire

Its motto used to be “Don’t be evil,” but Google is being hammered — from within and without — for being very evil, with charges of lying, prying, spying, and treason. ...
William F. Jasper
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The global empire of Googledom is under attack. Over the past year, the tech behemoth (and its parent company, Alphabet Inc.) has sustained some serious body blows. And more appear to be coming. Most recently, billionaire tech titan Peter Thiel (PayPal, Palantir Technologies, Clarium Capital, Founders Fund) grabbed headlines and shook markets by calling for an investigation by the FBI and CIA of Google for having “engaged in the seemingly treasonous decision to work with the Chinese military and not with the US military.” Calls have been growing on both sides of the political aisle for the federal government to regulate, or even take over, the social media and search engine operations of Google and other Big Tech firms.

Here is some of the heavy pummeling Google has been receiving:

• Senior Google engineer Dr. Greg Coppola, in a video interview, has accused Google and other Big Tech companies of “taking sides in a political contest,” which he characterized as “dangerous.”  “Are we going to just let the biggest tech companies decide who wins every election from now on?” he asked.

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