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Taking on the tech monopolies.
Though, despite the implications of the article, this looks more like @TheJusticeDept's doing than the rest of the Trump Administration or most other political actors such as Sanders or Warren.
thedailybeast.com/the-resistance…
Though, despite the implications of the article, this looks more like @TheJusticeDept's doing than the rest of the Trump Administration or most other political actors such as Sanders or Warren.
thedailybeast.com/the-resistance…
On the anti-trust investigations of tech monopolies:
If you had to deal with psychological warfare operations flowing through any of them, anti-trust would be an investigation asking for a great deal of material, which you couldn't fight if you wanted a favorable outcome.
If you had to deal with psychological warfare operations flowing through any of them, anti-trust would be an investigation asking for a great deal of material, which you couldn't fight if you wanted a favorable outcome.
It's interesting that the pornography issue and foreign components in Android being used to facilitate attacks on their users surfaced so closely together with the anti-trust inquiries.
If you're in a company where *anyone* might be doing anything of the kind, even unsanctioned, you're going to want to deal with it before investigators do.
No matter who might choose to be involved, there will be plenty of people who want no part of it.
No matter who might choose to be involved, there will be plenty of people who want no part of it.
Not every datapoint may be indicative, but how an organization chooses to respond to overt threats to their very survival says a great deal about they are being managed.
