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BREAKING: DOJ ASKING FOR GOOGLE TO DIVEST CHROME “IF YOU BREAKUP CHROME FROM GOOGLE, YOU’RE GOING TO HAVE COMPETING COMPANIES INSTEAD OF ONE COMPANY, THAT’S AN IMPORTANT THING.” - 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 explains why taking on big tech is a priority. Bannon’s WarRoom

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TreeOnAHill1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Google is still using left-wing algorithm. So is duckduckgo and many other search engines.

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HUDI2 years ago

“What if I told you the cloud is just someone else’s computer?” 😎 Take the red pill. Own your data. Protect your privacy with HUDI. #DataOwnership #Matrix #HUDI #PrivacyMatters

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M1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Break up = verb, breakup = noun.

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Eric The Red1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom How about they're forced off of every damn phone too? There's a monopoly there that's being ignored.

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Logic Police1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Like Microsoft Netscape from back in the day

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Orinxxx1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Chrome is open source explain please

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Jason “JJ” Johnson1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom I disagree with those cleave point. It should be their advertisement from all other products.

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Captain Nemo1 year ago

@osuzannah58 @mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Total nonsense …

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Steven Arnold1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom Doj needs to leave private companies alone. There are many search engines. It's not a monopoly.

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David G. Ladewig1 year ago

@mrddmia @Bannons_WarRoom My entire company has used Chrome and Google for years. A break up will just be another new cost. When AT&T broke up in the early 80's, prices went way up. When a judge put it all back together, prices skyrocketed again. Leave it alone. Doesn't DOJ have better goals?