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Topic: 2013-02-16 Google looks to cut funds to illegal sites (Read 803 times)

sr. member
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The first is by definition not flawed.
duck duck go
and
yahoo
are waiting
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A Mastercard spokesman said: “Mastercard takes online safety and security seriously. We work closely with our part­ners to ensure the best possible experience when using elec­tronic payments.”

Then they do nothing, and business continue as usual.
hero member
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I will be pretty disappointed with Google if they do this. This is the kind of behaviour you expect from Paypal and credit card companies, not Google.

mostly it's just the sort of behaviour you'd expect from the U.S. government

which corporation they decide to channel their bullshit through is mostly irrelevant
sr. member
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I will be pretty disappointed with Google if they do this. This is the kind of behaviour you expect from Paypal and credit card companies, not Google.
legendary
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I don't understand - What 'discussions' does google need to have? Is the lack of a bitcoin mention eerie, or am I just used to bitcoin everything these days when it comes to non-standard internet payments?
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Wont google have to cut its own funding since you can search for .torrent files and other "illegal" links ?
legendary
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no mention of bitcoin.

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