tell your healthcare professional if you re pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of bexsero and if vaccination with bexsero is right for your teen. moms, we can t wait. tucker: welcome back to our special tonight on tech tyranny because tyranny is what it has become. google, by tucker: welcome back to our special tonight on tech tyranny because tyranny is what has become. google by far the biggest corporate threat to the privacy of your personalt t life, the company recently submitted patent applications that revealed their willingness to put cameras in your bedroom and a spy on your children and use that information to sell things. currently they don t have a camera and every home but it does have a phone in millions of pockets. the question is how much information do they get from those phones, information about you?
are using gmail if you re using google drive any of their services, you re actually not using a product, you are the product. you are what they re selling to appetizers and that data they collect about you is turned around and sold to advertisers to give you that for a specific of advertising. tucker: i don t think people appreciate that. this is a remarkable report because it reveals that you don t have control over theei surveillance. theyey lie to you and say that u do but you don t. what about iphone users? with iphone users apple is capturing a lot of information about you but they are not using it to sell you advertising. theyhe are using it to better their services that they offer but if you re using google applications on your iphone, it in many instances is actually capturing all of that same data. tucker: any google apps. if you have google maps. every living human being with
putting our thumb on the scale, can we? > no we can t because no one knows what goes on there. the problem is when you put access of supply and demand to access all of the world s information through one black box, one thing we have no transparency to, we don t understand and let s not forget the whole purpose of it is to rank. it is to choose what is best. they have said for years is algorithmic. it must be okay. anr algorithm is just a computer program that people decided what the biases would be. the problem with google is the fact we have concentrated all that power in one company. it s the most harmful monopoly you can imagine, information is power. absolute power corrupts absolutely. in a constitution republic, in a free market the free flow of
willing to suppress information on behalf of the government to achieve repressive political ends, why t should we trust them not to do that to us? we shouldn t. it s as orwellian as it becomes. when that is brought up, the president of united states had their said we never make our search results based on political ideology. they are committing to do that for china. for the entire country, soup to nuts. theyey are going to bow down to the chinese ideology. tucker: a country that executes political prisons in cells or organs. how they can say that with theng straight face, they re not bending their will to ideologies are not bending if they are it around the world. tucker: you re fighting a
what we do on google, this should be a slam-dunk. we should be able to show consumer harm andoe we have done so. when a momed does a search for a pediatrician in salt lake city, she is trusting google to match her with the best information. that has been thee implicit promise toha the users throughot its growth but what happens is they have swapped out that information and put their own inferior informationnf there. this creates a harm and it gets back to your question about monopoly. if you can show that consumer harm, then you can easily prosecute an antitrust case. this is why i think we should focus on the business conduct as it relates to search. tucker: the monopoly is prima facie and do so is the harm. you work in washington on this issue.mb you ve spoken to members of congress and you told them what they already know, the company is too a powerful it has a monopoly is hurting consumers. how do they respond? were starting to see the tide