I mean, he's not incorrect, but there's that saying about rocks and glass houses.
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That's right.
"Don't decorate your glass house with polished rocks" or something.
"Don't throw glass at your rock house."?
Oh no! One terrible corporation is saying the other terrible corporation is terrible!
Let me play a very sad tune on this really tiny violin I found.
You might think Epic is a terrible corporation. But their ability to affect meaningful change on your daily life is effectively non-existent. Unless you are making a living being a Steam evangelist or something.
But Google has a massive amount of control over the internet. Between search, Android, Maps, ads, Gmail, etc. The level of "terribleness" they can approach vastly overshadows even the most evil stances Epic could take.
So, this "both sides are bad" take is a bit ridiculous.
Pot calls kettle black.