Google was once bold enough to expect Apple to pre-install its search app on every iPhone - 9to5Mac

3 years ago by ijeff to c/apple

As the Department of Justice’s antitrust case against Google continues, more details about the company’s relationship with Apple have emerged....
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mysoulishome 4 points 3 years ago

As google’s search gets worse I hope others continue to improve. I have been trying to use DuckDuckGo more and more, but Google just has much more data I think. At this point Google is still the biggest resource to search and Amazon is fast, convenient and inexpensive to buy things…but more and more they DO NOT SHOW YOU WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR but what they think you want, or want to sell you, or are getting PAID to show you…

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ub0x5jtk 2 points 3 years ago
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mysoulishome 1 point 3 years ago

Yep the only thing that keeps me ordering from Amazon is when I want something immediately I or the next day. Living in a large city I can get a lot of things the same day or the next day first thing in the morning since there are distribution centers 20 miles away from me. If it wasn’t for the speed, I’d be find never ordering from Amazon again.

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