CEOs of 4 Technology Giants Testified in the US Congress
The four giants Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook, which are at the top of the list of the world's largest technology companies, are...
The four giants Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook, which are at the top of the list of the world's largest technology companies, are...
Four giants at the top of the list of the world's largest technology companies Apple, amazon, Google and Facebook continue to serve billions of people with the services they offer, while also using the power they have. unfair competition He is under surveillance due to allegations that they used it to create
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg were referred to the competition board established by the Justice Committee of the US House of Representatives within the scope of the unfair competition investigation launched against them. testified.
Amazon has policies that prevent 3rd party sellers from using their data, but…
In his testimony to the House of Representatives, Tim Cook responded to allegations that Apple did not highlight some developers in the App Store and to accusations that the company used its market share to create unfair competition. Tim Cook, categorically denied all allegations made against the company.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos mostly wants to highlight Amazon's own products. third party vendors use your data faced allegations that Bezos said Amazon has a policy prohibiting the use of third-party sellers' data, but that this policy has never been enforced. cannot guarantee that there is no infringement he stated.
Did Facebook eliminate a potential rival by purchasing Instagram?
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who had to testify on many issues ranging from restrictions on freedom of expression to hate speech, was accused of creating unfair competition in their purchase of Instagram. During the hearing, where the internal e-mail in which Zuckerberg described Instagram as 'very disturbing' was shown, it was revealed that Facebook was purchasing Instagram. eliminated a potential rival was expressed. Zuckerberg denied the accusations, reminding that the US Federal Trade Agency approved the purchase.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai commented on the information sent to supporters regarding Gmail's congress campaigns. blocked emails and faced allegations that the e-mails ended up in the spam folder. Pichai, the allegations in question “There is no section for political emails in the Gmail algorithm.” He refused.
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