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GC065 — What if Google turns evil?

All kinds of news from the farm (big new-bird news for Marcie, big new-fiber news for me).Â Plus the big story of the last few weeks — online privacy.Â Which then morphs into my personal story of moving myself off of Google services as much as I can.Â I tell a bit about what’s been … Continue reading GC065 — What if Google turns evil? →

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