#google

Mira los estados con etiquetas en la comunidad local de Lectura Social

Ursula von der Leyen has halted a previously planned multibillion-euro fine against Google at the last minute. This is reported by both the Handelsblatt and Capitol Forum. In an open letter released today, more than 30 organizations including @rebalance_now are calling on the Commission President to impose the fine promptly and thus effectively enforce the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
https://rebalance-now.de/en/von-der-leyen-halts-billions-dollar-fine-against-google-criticism-from-parliament-and-civil-society/

Google Search is now using AI to replace headlines, https://www.theverge.com/tech/896490/google-replace-news-headlines-in-search-canary-coal-mine-experiment.

So. Google is changing the page titles listed in their search results because they believe it can provide more traffic.

Users have no indication the title is not the original one. If Google rewrites a title to something stupid, it will be credited to the site, not Google.

Google is violating the site’s copyright by doing so. It’s an immense breach in the remaining trust users may have in this search engine.

The website has a new banner on top to remind visitors that did not change course and will be locked-down in under 200 days.

If you care about the freedom to control your devices and care about the privacy of you data, please contact your representative and make your voice heard.

https://keepandroidopen.org/ (thanks @marcprux) has the resources to guide you.

We know users will rarely visit the site so the Client(s) will get a banner soon too.

Thank you for your support!

2026 es el año en el que debes desinstalar Google Play.
A estas alturas, con el empeoramiento año tras año de los servicios de y su empuje por prohibirnos instalar apps de código abierto de repositorios mucho mejor supervisados que , instala en su lugar esto:
- Mejor que Play Store 👉 https://auroraoss.com/files
- Mejor que cualquier tienda 👉 https://obtainium.imranr.dev/

Estas NO necesitan cuenta. 👍

Los devs de lo agradecerán.

🚨 BREAKING just activated on - without asking you.

Turn it off now; here's how!
https://tuta.com/blog/how-to-disable-gemini-on-android

✊️ Fight AI & fight Google

You have to manually turn off Smart Features in the Setting menu in TWO locations.

Share so everyone is aware. ❤️

🚨 It's official: Google wants to scan your Gmail

Here are the plans: https://tuta.com/blog/how-to-turn-off-ai-mode-google-search

Disable Gemini now! We explain

👉️ How to disable Gemini
👉️ How to deinstall Gemini

And why @GrapheneOS @LineageOS and others are better in the first place.

Stop now: 👉️ https://tuta.com/blog/how-to-disable-gemini-on-android

trips over its own words, when they sell you it's the best computing device in the world that does everything. After you bought it Google doesn't let you do anything *you* want to.

is a made-up term. Putting software on your computer is simply called “installing”, regardless of whether that computer is in your pocket or on your desk.

What Do You Talk About When You Talk About Sideloading?

What does Google?

Here's : https://f-droid.org/2025/10/28/sideloading.html

Le traitement médiatique des annonces concernant l'usage de l'IA pour l'étude de documents antiques a toujours quelque chose de naïf que je trouverais touchant s'il n'était pas profondément problématique. Pourquoi est-ce problématique ? Explications.
On a pu voir ça avec l'usage de l'IA pour aider à déchiffrer des rouleaux de papyrus romains trop endommagés pour être déroulés et examinés à l'œil nu.
Ces jours-ci, Google a annoncé avoir mis au point un outil utilisant l'IA pour aider les antiquisant-e-s à émettre des hypothèses sur les parties manquantes des inscriptions romaines.
Et les médias de s'esbaudir.
Sauf que...
1/8
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/google-just-released-an-ai-tool-that-helps-historians-fill-in-missing-words-in-ancient-roman-inscriptions-180987046/

Just a reminder that Google is an illegal monopolist, having lost three distinct antitrust cases.

It looks likely that Google will be treated the way Microsoft was in their famous antitrust loss in the late 1990s, and not be broken up in any significant way. Google absolutely should be broken up, just like AT&T and Standard Oil (and countless other large US monopolists) were before it. Google's wealth and power derives from illegal behavior; this is not in question anymore. Why should they be permitted to keep what courts have decided they stole? 100 years of antitrust law and precedent says that it should not be permitted to keep the spoils of its illegal behavior.

It sounds to me like the hesitation to break up Google is largely ideological on the part of the judges and lawyers involved. The failure to break up Microsoft after its antitrust loss is arguably …