alt Hacker NewsI think it's fine to advocate that Google should be split up but I don't think that CAA is a good example of a company abusing power.
I think it's fine to advocate that Google should be split up but I don't think that CAA is a good example of a company abusing power.
There's really nothing particularly wrong with the Chrome feature itself. There is a bit of a problem with the way it inherently results in browser vendor lock-in (regardless of whether it is a stated goal) with Google Workspace, which is by the same company. That's the main problem.
I may be missing something because I feel like this specific point has been reiterated a few times in this thread but I haven't seen it actually rebuked directly.