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Google Bursts Microsoft's Myth About Privacy Policy

Posted by Fettoosh on · 4 comments
Muktware; By SWAPNIL BHARTIYA
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Having failing at every market segment where they can't force users to use their products, Microsoft has assumingly resorted to attacking competitors over bogus issues. We today published a story about how Microsoft's attack on Google's privacy policies are bogus. Now, Google has also responded to the FUD spread by Microsoft.

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Comments (4)

I assume (snort, snort) that he means amusingly or possibly seemingly.
Perhaps assuredly?
Spell-checkers can be very tricky. You say to yourself, "Ooops, misspelled that frickin', frackin' word again, and click on the correction before you notice the spell-checker doesn't actually know (ie. guess right) what you intended to say, nor what would actually be a sensible choice in the context.

(footnote: it's a little known fact, but the real reason that HAL locked Dave outside was, because Dave habitually declined HAL's spelling recommendations in the ship's log.)
Among other things I'm lysdexic, so I never noticed.

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