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resist1984  

@Wetrix & are helping abuse people's privacy & escape accountability- this is yet another reason to Google & FB

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@resist1984
In fact it's, in my opinion, a reason to smash up Alphabet, Amazon, Adobe, Facebook, Microsoft, and the like, before it's completely too late. Well, it would be, in some parallel fairy tale world.
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resist1984  

@mupan @Wetrix not sure what you mean by "smash". The best scenario would be for the gov to split them up into small pieces and for consumers to them all until that happens.

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mupan 📚  

@resist1984 Sorry for my idiomatic weakness, I looked it up which is always a bad idea. Yes, I mean splitting them. That would be the correct way, but that will never happen. @Wetrix

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@mupan @resist1984 yes they shouldn't exist in the first place. What I always have found odd is that America has strict anti monopoly laws yet that's all the country is made up of is giant monopolies.

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