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Re: Take action: Understand the impact of new legislation on your business (Google Customer Solutions)
Trust google?? This is comical coming from the same authoritarian company that silences free speech, uses the algorithm to choose what people have access to, and cherry picks information based on what narrative they support. Insane they would even send this email.
Re: Take action: Understand the impact of new legislation on your business (Google Customer Solutions)
Just got this today too. Any idea which bill they're talking about?