The way Google is communicating in that topic is downright horrible - like talking to a corporate robot.
Hiring Oracle managers is seriously starting to show it seems.
Hiring Oracle managers is seriously starting to show it seems.
But this kind of corporate robot attitude is common for Google. It’s always the same story with them: they deprecate some service, write a heartfelt message about how they are aware this might destroy some projects/businesses and how difficult it was for them to make this decision, but they’re gonna do it anyways. Thank you very much for doing business with Google, have a nice day.
* Corruption runs to the top.
* The top is very careful to communicate verbally, through implications, or otherwise.
Dunno about Google.
Any plausible deniability they have had is gone, and lawyers are in the loop for all sorts of decisions now. Not least because having counsel on a thread can help prevent that discussion from being subpoenaed.
If this happened it’s because they built or facilitated a culture that does these things.