-> yassie_j@labyrinth.zone
Google recently killed off Pixel Pass, a service that would upgrade your Pixel phone after two years and include some extra goodies, like YT Premium, and 200 GB of Drive.
It lasted for only 23 months, meaning that nobody actually benefited from using this service.
You can’t make this up. What an absolute joke of a company.
This is Mur 
@yassie_j
Seeing Google's Stadia, Google Bard, Pixel Pass, and many other failed or failing endeavour they all have one thing in common, Google started them all cause their big competitors (like Microsoft, etc) were doing something in it and they wanted to steal the cake.
@threia @yassie_j
I think this is where Microsoft kinda beats Google, they still have some experimentations going where they are not afraid of setting foot in unknown territory.
Google on the other tries to make all it's projects look, work, feel like all it's other projects. which basically limits their experimentation.
