'iPhone is made by a different company' Google CEO says to Rep. King
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2018
- Google chief executive Sundar Pichai gently chided conservative Congressman Steve King on Tuesday, when the lawmaker complained about a notification his grand daughter got on her iPhone. 'Congressman, the iPhone is made by a different company,' Pichai responded. Apple makes the iPhone. King made his complaint during Pichai's appearance before the House Judiciary Committee, where lawmakers questioned the tech CEO on privacy issues, data collection, allegations of conservative bias and the company's plans to expand to China.
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This congressman took his customer service complaint straight to the top!
Lmfa 😂😂😂😂😂
He took it to the top of the wrong company.
Haha lol
😂, well said
I'm surprised he yielded his remaining time and didn't have Tim Cook brought in for questioning.
Damn google has amazing support team, they got the CEO to respond to a complaint about a different company
Hahaha
😂
@Devdoot Tarafder also, hes an indian
So this is what Karens want when they ask for the manager 😂
@@sragerr1 hahaha duuuuuuuuuuude hahah I cant thanks for that
That man with mustache behind Sundar, is having the time of his life😂
😂😂
It's a woman actually. Look her up. She's really smart and she was masquerading as the monopoly guy for some protest or something...
@@samuraijosh1595 what's her name?
That is probably Ian Madrigal who is lawyer and activist yet there isn't much information about him
Just a guess by some news sources
This is the guy who creates f society video😂
His face when he said “it might’ve been an Android” it’s priceless
Clearly they have no basic idea how platforms, media or internet works.
@@zharth. youre just moron, what im saying once you link to internet you have high probability data hacked. What i pointed out in my comment is that the congressman comment "it might have been android". Android or not, your data can be hack. Can we agree on that?
@@brianmayabella5992 his point was clearly that it was a google ad, which is why the brand of phone wasn’t important
@@colinmurphy2214 didn't say it was a google ad though
@@colinmurphy2214 use the safari and microsoft Bing
Couldn't they have just googled the answers?
🤣😂
Yea that's how pichai should have responded to every question, let me google that for you
You just made my day 😂
They did and apparently found images of idiot for the search they did
Lolololololololololololololllll 😂
I can understand the Congressman’s frustration. Just two days prior, McDonalds wouldn’t take back the toaster he bought at Walmart.
This made me genuinely laugh
Pure gold
Or as he would put it, "It could've been McDonalds..."
Lol😂😂
Thanks for making me laugh. Hilarious 🤣 🤣
It's funny how he thinks that the CEO of google is gonna know why that notification pops up like he knows all the apps and settings of that phone which could be even made by a completely different company.
i think he meant a google ad
You don't get the idea
@@unimagin2ble Google tracks people even more than Apple
@@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065
That has absolutely nothing to do with the events in this video, but ok.
Also, Apple doesn‘t track people (unless you have your GPS enabled, obviously).
It could've been Google Photos. Which tends to dig up and show the old photos you have on it in notifications.
Regardless, you can see how it would be hard to answer without specifics. Not to mention it was anecdotal.
The monopoly man in the back is hilarious.
WHY AINT MORE PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT HIM HE LITERALLY GIVES THE PERFECT REACTION; HE IS US, THE AUDIENCE
What was he doing there? And why was he dressed like that?
At least these people aren't running our country!
Oh wait...
Well, he isn't anymore. He lost the election yesterday.
🤣
Oof
@@NESherv didn't age really well ahahah
No wonder this country is so screwed
Dear congressmen, next time please also interrogate Apple, Microsoft, Boeing, and Netflix with your stupid questions, I need entertainment 🤗
Bingo
Maybe tinder too 😂
Boeing will shove those missiles they sell to them right up their ass.
This should be every week
@@climatechangeisreal5073 definitely Tinder. We need to know why we don't ever get a match 😢
"Publish the algorithm" says someone who's complaining about iPhone to google CEO
It's a cross platform issue.
@@jamesbyrne9312 I mean it sounded like he was describing AirDrop behavior to me... But I also have no idea what issue he was trying to get at. Did he think that the phone just invented that message for the kid out of thin air? Maybe don't turn your AirDrop visibility to public on your kid's phone. Or better yet, maybe realize they don't need a phone yet if they're seven years old. Parenting, people.
@@etekweb the rep is talking about ads. Probably Google ads
they might as well ask coca cola to post their recipe
bah ha ha he's and utter moron that Congressman wonder who he bribed, to get were he is
Dude should have just answered honestly “the ads are likely based on your search history. If you’re getting inappropriate ads it’s most likely because inappropriate stuff was searched while cookies (the computer cookies representative, not the dessert) was active.”
I would have loved to see King try to explain that one
Yeh
I watch mario maker 2 videos and get super inappropriate ads on TH-cam though
@@MrKobus-rz4qy what ad is it? everything can be inappropriate to anyone especially if ur in a bad mood
@@OhTaco77 just some very questionable images of people, specifically the anime kind
Wow tech support supporting another tech support… you know they sell data… right..?
Congressmen : Google telling me, I have cookies but I don't get any so tell me Mr . Pichai do you eat my 🍪 cookie
Omey Lad haaaaaaaa
Your comment had me rolling on the floor 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Best comment
😁😀😂
Lol the guy in the back is the real show 1:46 monopoly man
Yeah...I was also thinking the same...He is raising his eyebrow to get the attention on camera when such a serious topic is going on...That's funny 😅😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Why's he there? Is this a circus?
@@gioh8205 he is a living meme
hhahahha
Amazing how little these people know about the Internet and yet seem to think they can catch Google’s CEO in some kind of lie.
very true.......its like kindergarden girl questioning graduate
It's people who live in a world of rhetoric entering a world of pure logic, but they don't know it.
The humility of Sundar Pichai.. he looks embarrassed and respectfully says that to congressman. Someone else would've laughed on his face face easily 😂
Well, if he doesn't, we might have to see a new Google CEO
@@ninaddongare6514 nope
@T Young only google shows targetted ads? 😂 There's no way to know how and which app showed the ad. For all we know it could be a small game from the App Store. Or it could be Facebook or some other big company
That would be extremely unprofessional
@T Young have you heard about Microsoft ads? It's a competitor for Google adwords. And furthermore it can show targeted ads more easily because ad campaigns face less compitition as compared to on google. And Microsoft ads is just one example of the ad world you have no idea about.
Publish the algorithm.
I would love to see these congressmen trying to understand the algorithm.
You want the major thing that is keeping google running!!
let's start #include...
wtf are you including
S R he doesn’t. China’s more than 15 percent of the world’s population so it affects every global business in that respect like it or not.
Sharath V “Here, we print the-“ “Hold on, you’re printing? Where’s the printer?!”
Sharath V well that’s just code. Algorithm can be published without any code
"I don't want to regulate anything, until your search engine turns up a result I don't like"
The party deregulating every way to screw over consumers wants to regulate search results to be pro-bad politicians.
Perfectly said. This has become a CES pool of Partisanship. They dont go deep for Russia using search results but go after and American company?... not safe
@@biketyson691 they are mad that the truth is stranger than fiction. Humans have used the phrase look up the definition of _____, and you'll see____. They are mad they chose and IDIOT for their president hahahaha
I believe the word you are looking for is cess. CES stands for Consumer Electronics Show
It's not the same situation. The internet is dominated by just a half-dozen mega-companies, and Google almost has a monopoly as a search engine.
I got 100% distracted by that guy in the back's mustache.
I can't get over Mr. Monopoly Jr. sitting in the background 😂😂😂
I'm really surprised of how far down I had to scroll to find this comment xD
That monopoly man behind Sundar Pichai though😂
Haha that's what I noticed too. His face after that iphone comment. 😂
I just noticed him after your comment 😂😂 hilarious
WHO THE F*** WAS THAT?? 🤣🤣🤣 I WAS ROLLING!!
wth 😂😂😂 he's some crazy guy 😂
actually a female political activist
Pichai should have said," Ads are based on you internet history and if your granddaughter's phone had a nasty Ad it means someone was looking at nasty stuff on that phone."
As funny as it is, I wouldn’t have done it, because it might offend the Congressman and risk my job in the process because of how much power he wields and how much he could hurt my company.
@@markparkinson6947 but he probably thought of doing it. Obviously he won't do it it's the mf congress
Really Congress can do that? I would assume they are not above the law. I thought even going to one of these sessions is voluntary.
Zuckerberg would have done it
I think it might've been a picture that got synched to her camera roll or something
Publish the algorithm? Yeah hol up, as the CEO of Heinz, lemme just reveal the full detailed exact recipe for our ketchup.
You don't just publish your algorithm, that'd be like selling yourself for free, but people get your clone.
I mean, Google's search algorithm is already visible to its employees that are thousands of people including many Republicans. They obviously can't make it public, so companies don't cheat to rank better.
@@berksarioz969 You say that but SEO is literally a career at this point.
If Heinz would secretly include other ingredients then mentioned on the bottle...they would have 'exactly' the same questions. The real question is whether or not the algorithm has skewed values that are non-statistically prove, but related to personal / political preferences. Of course, proving this is extremely hard, as no algorithm is perfect, unless you have (external) proof, like e-mails etc
Chromium is open source, so I guess the algorithm *is* public
@@francescopremsolidoro3858 chromium is a browser not a search engine. You can switch the engine to bing, duckduckgo, etc. The algorithm is part of google search.
The prime example of when a Karen pulls a "I want to talk to your manager"
Trying to return something she bought from a different store
Karen moment but this time
Karen is the manager
Google CEO exec happy to give Grandpa personal technical advice for xmas.
😂
😂😂
😂😅😅😅
😂😂
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Mr congressman still thinking Indians as a tech support people. Not sure i should laugh or cry
not funny
Xemerius Sieben went right over your head that one.
@@Xemerius7 got triggered as indian ..
They hack ur contacts use em
Could be hanged for endangering billions of lives.Imagine a terrorist showing up on a kids phone.
Cry I dont like such stereotypes
What amazing answers! This guy should be running a company
He is... You know
@@pakkateluguikkadar/woooosh
I love how Mr Pichai is giving really simplified answers and still its going over Mr. King's head.
1:34 - the man is thinking "No wonder I made it big as an immigrant in this country.. Now I remember, this is the level of intelligence I had to compete with."
Who? Indian guy or the monopaly guy? Both theyre reactions were priceless
@@pugthepug7910 will go with the monopoly one
@@pugthepug7910 Lol idk if the monopoly guy is an immigrant lol
No the Indian people come over here and we think: "no wonder we managed to conquer your whole country with 3000 troops or whatever..."
Ronnie MacDonald remind me when the US conquered India?
We all came here for the CEO's response, but did anyone notice the guy dressed as the monopoly man @ 1:35
Yh. What the hell
Loool
The real MVP of the video
She's a woman
THE FACES THEY MAKE
People: “we need smarter people in Congress!”
Also the people: “votes them in”
Most people here probably aren’t Americans
Well the educated people don't really want to go into politics because there are better things they can do, so they're aren't many better options.
@@amritsingh4251 Yeah, they don't have what it takes. "Education" is not any kind of noteworthy achievement.
Overused but, if pro is the opposite of con, then is progress the opposite of congress
@@kofola9145 much better than being a politician.
After more than 2 years I still want to know what answer he expected on his last question
Some questions are posed for their rhetorical power rather than being aimed at getting information. Though in this case... the rhetorical instrument bit him in the crotch (or whatever the saying is)
1:30 🤦♂️ iphone made by apple and apple software. Jeez These people are running the country, we are so screwed.
The cyber security minister of Japan never used a Computer & didn't know what a USB is. Google it.
Apple or Android, if Mr. King's granddaughter received a targeted image (of her grandfather) it is very likely that the data about her identity that made targeting possible, was harvested and sold by Google.
It may just have been a random ad,in this case, for a political story/publication, it happens on most apps, especially if its free to use, that's how they make their money, by advertisement.
@Randel Carpio The company providing the game is not likely to know any details of the person playing the game, even if that person has provided personal details such as their name and address. The information has to be examined by a third party to identify who they are connected with and what their online history is.
Google is the biggest and most powerful processor of personal information.
Ads have not been random since the early 2000's. These days ads are targeted and tailored to maximize effectiveness.
Most importantly why does a 7 year old need a phone 😐
it’s pretty normal nowadays
also, i’m pretty sure you’re near that age too, based on your videos
@@aoliravioli wow you must have so much free time to search through a persons youtube channel just to see what they watch....
@@aoliravioli it shouldn't be normal, 7 years olds shouldn't be operating devices that have so much power and freedom of use.
Times change
This feels like a question my Mom would ask me,
Oh yeah, the guy who last used a computer to communicate with Allied forces to inform them on German troop movement should definitely be in charge of regulations.
Congressman: How come squirrels show up in my lawnmower! Damn u lawnmower company!
Company: Sir this is an important issue. But we build submarines.
Bravo!! bravo!!
new crossover movie-- The Lawnmower Man Hunts for Red October.😁
I really don't want to go Teddy Roosevelt on ya', but now you're a lawnmower company. Because perpendicular.
You would think that at least his staff would prepare him to make more logical questions
Congressman: it could have been submarine though?
People in power and understand nothing about tech.... omg. Do not ask questions , expecting a answer, about something you don't understand . Old school meet New school. water and oil , dont mix well
I say in about 20-30 years when most baby boomers have passed and demographics are more diverse, this country will be magnitudes different
BlackCejaz a much better country
@@redred239 yes, I can't wait.
@@redred239 Well by then there will be common technology that we have no idea how it works and the kids will be saying the same thing about us.
Tbh, the point went over your head, he understands tech just like u do, he only wants to make sure that companies aren't being manipulative, and they're not injecting their own ideas to control how the population thinks.
0:02 Dababy
lessss gooooo
Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah
im dying
His lips didn't even twist the way it happens when we say dababy but still it sounded like "Dababy"
I love how they are asking simple queries directly to ceo.
It's unfortunate to hold such an educated leader and ask him stupid meaningless questions.
It's an embarrassing waste of time, on the tax payers dime no less.
You must be an Indian , I'm sure
@@mrray3695 why does it matter if he is indian or not, the people that are asking the questions are not prepared enough same as in the zuckerberg situation
He may be old and out of touch, but the point he was making is important. The internet and the algorithms that aim to keep you watching are widening the gap between republicans and democrats to the polarization is crippling the country right now.
@@johnmeade234 Quite frankly, Republicans shot themselves in the foot. Democrats had such a big lead when it comes to the internet and social media key being social media not google's fault that every media site is democrat leaning and now when they realize oh crap this is spreading they can't compete. Now we see republican owned youtube channels, sites, and more and google doesn't ban them so obv they aren't biased, republicans just didn't jump unto social media fast enough and now they're outnumbered and want to limit democratic power on the internet. That's just my honest take, I'm neither republican or democrat just saying.
The dude dressed as the monopoly man in the back shaking his head is the funniest thing
fyi, that is a woman.
@@NathanFCox Funny, The monopoly man has an adams apple
@@JoshTheTechnoShaman Thanks for the link. I knew I recognized them from previous videos.
Yeah what is that all about?!!. How is he even allowed in there when trying to make a mockery of a serious situation!
I came to the comments looking for this lmao
Sir Topham Hatt loved this back and forth.
He just took the phrase 'just google it' to next level.
Sundar Pichai is an amazing person. He literally saved him from becoming a laughing stock.
Well, a video with 1.09 million views specifically ridiculing him was put on the second largest platform on the internet, so I think he did become a laughing stock.
@@yuvrajvedvyas7047 how can u give a specific answer to a vague question ?
@@Mayu1505 You and your indian mindset. Get out of USA , let Americans work in USA.
@@yuvrajvedvyas7047
wow. Just short sighted arrogance. I have never been unfortunate enough to stumble upon a big a fool as yourself on the internet, and yet it seems my day has come. Clearly Google allows third party organisations, who create their own rules for their websites. Google would have a hard time looking after and administrating every single third party organisation on the internet, so they have guidelines. It depends on what you have on your phone, your search history, it is specific for each person, to get certain ads.
@@jordangrant4930 if only the people of uSA were smart enough!
Isn’t it looks like Iron Man 2 scene 😂😂
I swear i had the same thing in mind😹😹😹😹
You want my property? You can't have it
Except it Ironman 2 Tony OWNED that hearing, this guy was far from it.
@@alexbelle3941 Real life is a bit different.
@@alexbelle3941 He was trying to be polite, the congress gave him a lot of chances for insult but he controlled himself. I myself imagined myself a scenario in which Tony stark was the ceo of Google. He would have literally roasted that man. But it would've brought trouble to himself and to his company.
0:05 so no one gonna talk about how perfect the guys moustache is in the back
The monopoly guy?
Yeah, it's actually a woman.
@@PianoHypnoshroom his name is Ian madrigal he is male but uses the pronoun them/they
Guy asked the wrong company.
torture to watch.
Yo I'm doing computer science at ASU in the fall for my first year. Let's go.
@@mauriciogarcia5920 enjoy whats left of your life dude xd
You doesn't have to be a CS student to understand iPhone from Android
@@mauriciogarcia5920 best of luck 👍🍀
Wait till ull be a professor and re watch it
My neighbor is making a lot of noise. Lets blame Google for that ! 😂
@Robust Crypto 😮, did you feel like this was humour ? I was being damn serious....
@Robust Crypto oh yikes here comes the racist one
Maybe, Alexa Speaker is responsible for that...💃
@The Office Highlights C'mon man wtf, its just a joke, Snowflake. Its not like we'd take your jobs XD
@The Office Highlights also while replying you need to tag the guy to whom you're replying, not yourselves.
Woo...bang on
The Monopoly Man in the background needs his own channel. I saw him in another video (can't remember which), and he was hysterical.
He sounded like he understood what he was talking about for a bit. Then he asked the last question
The last question is legitimate. Google serves ads to iPhone users as well. They have the data of everyone who uses Google or their services.
@@PravinDahal Depends on the ad. It doesn't have to be a Google ad. But even if it is, it makes sense that she'd see a relevant ad about her grandpa(regardless of positive or negative) than some other representative she has no connection to.
@@PravinDahal It isn’t a legitimate question at all. He gave literally almost no information about what happened. How is that question suppose to be answered without any context. Sundar doesn’t know the app being used, doesn’t know the search history on the phone, doesn’t know if it was an ad at all or a push notification by another app, and his company doesn’t even make the device.
@@angelsteier4149 He is a politician and he was just trying to say something bad that happened to his granddaughter. He's not aware of how things are tied together... but what he does know is that Google is behind it... most likely because some expert briefed him on this.
Speaking of experts, I see that you are definitely not one because if you were, you'd know how these things work.
Google barely makes any devices. Their Pixels and Pixelbooks have a very small market share. That's how Apple tracks people, that's not how Google tracks them.
They track using Google search history and their Google Analytics and Firebase Analytics SDK which are used in a vast majority of apps and websites, on any platform.
Also, their ad platform is used everywhere.
Do you think each app uses their own in-house analytics platform and ad platforms? No, they don't. They use someone else's... and it's Google's more likely than not. Google Ad Exchange and Google Ad Mob are the two top Ad platforms. And Google Analytics and Google's Firebase Analytics are the two top user tracking platforms. There are others but I can't even think of them from the top of my head. Everyone else has insigficant market share.
@@PravinDahal lol this does not respond to pretty much anything I said. Your comment basically just serves as a way for you to try to seem smart. The point is is that there was not nearly enough context for this question to even begin to be answered. Sundar tried to get more context and most likely would have answered but they had to move on it is not really anyone’s fault just the nature of these Congress hearings. No one is arguing that google may have been or even was most likely involved which seems to be the only argument you’re trying to make. Everyone is specifically talking about the fact that for a clear and correct answer to be given more context was obviously needed and there’s barely even a reason to argue that. Sundar is in front of Congress he is not going to give an answer based on the information given since there was none and no one can fault him for that because everything said here is going to be used for or against google forever.
The congressman's ignorance is showing. His granddaughter is undoubtedly more technically literate.
Hopefully she'll see her grandfather for the racist scumbag that he is.
She probably saw a meme and this dirtbag thinks is Google's fault somehow
@@satyr1968 please explain
come on! unlike us, they were not grown up around such tech
Bruce Maurier True. Steve King is also a bonafide POS.
You the guy in the back with the mustache!!!! Bro is part of the history forever
"What's with the sounds in Terraria?"
Mojang: [Confused silence]
That’s like getting a letter from someone you don’t like and blaming your postman for delivering it!
Worse, the postman responsible for delivering it works under DHL, but the complaint was sent to the UPS instead.
That monopoly dude....real subtle
Monopoly *chakka
Nothing subtle about that, he's all in your face.
@@disorderedenthropy I was being sarcastic
I can feel the second hand frustration when you get asked a question with as little information as possible
Why that person in the background is wearing an artificial mustache.
Why did I read this comment with an Indian accent??
@@bgone444 it’s the “algorithm”
That is probably Ian Madrigal who is lawyer and activist yet there isn't much information about him
Just a guess by some news sources
"The iPhone is made by a different company"
That’s dumb, services used are still google tho, gmail, google images, maps everything. Phone is just a platform.
@@KamalRSaini I think iPhones have apple maps, last time I checked. Ads are served by an apple algorithm as well.
King S Hope you're not the S. King from this video
@@KamalRSaini So you think Google has the ability to develop crap like Siri and iOS?
King Karujin i and many of my friends use google maps instead of apple maps on our iphones which means google has access to our location and subsequent data. So ya that other guy had a point.
Wtf is going on here. I damn near thought I was watching The Onion for a second😭😭
Yeah this feels pure satire, can't comprehend that this is irl
Bro took "can I speak to your manager" to a whole new levek
1:35 that would me reaction! Also, I feel sorry for the people behind Mr.King not able to laugh!
I'm I the only one wondering why a 7 year old has a 1000 plus phone?
jonesgez not all iPhones are 1000$
Elias Deuss I know, but he said iPhone. Typical price is there or there abouts 1000
Either way, a lot of money for a 7 year old to play a game on and drop and crack the screen
If you have to ask you are poor peasant and that 7 year old's grandfather has made his fortune off of your children's future.
Exactly i wondered the same. I am gonna keep away my children from any kind of screen atleast till they are double digits. Their eyes r sensitive.
jonesgez Who says it’s a new one he said it was a hand me down so it’s probably already a few years old so like a 6s or a 7
No doubt on why America needs more tech support 😋
Justin .! America needs Indian tech support!!!! 😊 Google CEO is an Indian.🤣
Handsome Cat 👍😀
@Handsome Cat seems like you've been scammed pretty hard..how about you share your experience.
@@MD-ng8rv then why you are doing that. Someone is forcing to do tech support
he has 1 billion dollars stfu
All is well 🙏
I feel like the politicians would treat him very differently and would stop interrupting him if he was white, but because he is Indian-American, they are a bit rude
@Deez Nuts Yes I did but they didn't keep interrupting him every 3 seconds
I'm actually very surprised that the congress man knows the word "Android" 😂
Algorithm too. But it's all AI ML, so even if he saw it, he wouldn't be able to control it.
इंडिया थोड़ी है
Haan bhai india mein to leaders ko kuch nhi pata hoga
Dr. Sri Ravi Teja what are you talking about? The word android has been used since the 20th century.
It's NOT a new word! It refers to robots that look like humans.
But you wouldn't know that, would you?
plot twist: it was a Windows phone
LMAO!!!!
😂😂👏
They’re next in line
Still Google’s data collection
Lol
I want to see these congressmen being questioned by Louis Rossmann.
How are these people supposed to "regulate" technology if they don't understand it????
Poor Sundar. A quiet decent and highly educated man. Dealing with dunderheads.
@Cap Inn Sundar is the Highest paid CEO. He refused extra bonus and said Google is already paying him enough. Do u really think he'd be corrupt??
@@AK-jm5rz yes
__ heads
Get it?
You really must be naive and/or an Indian who just views him based on his Indian name and ethnic roots. He is like all other Big Tech CEOs cunning, calculating and surely does not have your or any ordinary citizens best interest in mind but the infinite growth of power and influence of google.
@@Inbraneinthememsane why so much cynicism...I don’t quite subscribe...
He answered questions better than mark jukarbox
Well you can't blame Mark. They asked even more dumber questions like forexample they called a watsapp text a whatsapp email msg
"We run ads."
Yea but zuckerberg has got to be one of the most awkward people in the world
@@AshishSharma-yk7qr WhatsApp text message is actually an e-mail. it is electronic data.
@@namaste168 Actually not. Email message does not only mean electronic data. By this logic, even electric signals in your phone line are emails. I have been a Computer Science student for last 8 years.
Email uses different set of protocols, mostly IMAP and POP3, while whatsapp messaging service uses a custom version of open Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP). Basically both have different way of converting the data in a format to be sent and different way of collecting and joining the data when received. There are even more details and differences in these protocols. You can dig deeper into more details using Google or wide variety of books available.
I'm surprised they could make a phone call or taking a picture
That was an insanely juvenile question in the end, he already did so well earlier and gave the impression that he knew about algorithms and what nots. But the adlib in the end gave it away. He was completely clueless
I bet his 7 year old granddaughter knows more than what he knows !!😁😁
As soon as he said iPhone and got caught out he wanted to end the questions
So nobody’s gonna talk about the monopoly man in the back?💀
Publishing the Algorithms is something that would harm Google cuz it's the secret that keeps their search engine in the lead. And yes I feel sad for this intelligent CEO who should answer such a question from a congressman who lacks the technology basic knowledge.
The algorithm isn’t like the secret recipe for the crabby patty. Lol the company itself is what makes them successful. The people who work there, the systems they have in place. أحمد الرشيدي
شكلك عماني يا شيخي 😏
Even if Google open source their search ranking engine, it's not like a random dude can build the data centers to compete overnight. And it's not like there's no open source search engines right now (Apache Solr, Elasticsearch, ...), just that no one is able reach Google scale.
Google can also sell their ranking engine as a service on GCP, and Microsoft can jump in to help with maintenance (like what they are doing now for Chromium), I wouldn't say it'll harm Google.
Google ain't publishing anything.
@Tom Nguyen yes.
I wonder how much money they lose when their CEO has to fly to DC and answer these "questions".
I would Create a pandemic that forces everyone to interact over zoom
Such a highly educated CEO dealing with a stupid question
Should've answered with the exact amount of stupidity it was asked
Keep things simple
He was trying to ask about Google Ads, but it was a poorly asked question.
I wish Steve Jobs is still around and they had a congress meeting just like this. I could already smell burning flesh.
His nasty glare alone would make everyone uncomfortable lol. It probably would have been entertaining to watch.
He probably would have had a heart attack on how dumb the congressman is, and a few days later the congressman would 100% be fired. Too bad we had this indian scape goat instead.
If he was alive, the congress wouldn't even dare to question him. He would fire back with his rebuttal and shut them down.
First IIT viva exams, then Google interview and then atlast it comes to this. I no more want to be an Engineer. Let sharmaji ka beta be that. 😂🤣
@Official Floor Gang Member wow who's Verma challenging Sharma😂
Showing the NEED for bureaucrats who understand the tech, because our reps clearly don't.
I do think it's fair enough to ask for full transparency from tech companies who hold that much power
“I don’t want to regulate anything”
Clearly it’s people more deserving of that empty threat than google.
I don’t want to regulate anything = I just want to continue my cushy mouth piece life
A 7 year old with an iPhone of their own? You already know where that is going
It's his iPhone which she is using, not hers.
This is “I would like to speak to your manager” gone too far
How does NOBODY SEE THE MONOPOLY GUY IN THE BACK!!
That was an anti-Capitalist protester. This was a public hearing you know.
That monopoly guy in the background is the most important issue
1:35 the reaction of Sundar Pichai had me laughing more
As if he's trying very hard not to to roll his eyes..... LOL
Then look at the moustache behind him on the right
He's like, "why I am even dealing with these idiots?"
What a Big Show, loaded full of ..!
The man who cannot differentiate between ios and Android is grilling the CEO and got grilled in the end
Most of the Internet giants are American based: Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Apple...You would think that the ones who represents that country would bother to learn something before showing up to a hearing
The add that popped was probably calling him out for being racist.
He’s gone now. He’ll get a gig on a radical fringe white supremacist network like Fox News.
how is he a racist?
@@MikeMessiah he openly called himself a white supremacist and ask ‘when did that become a bad thing?’
@@isaactrockman4417 Really? Where did you see that?
Have you tried turning it off and back on again?
He was being so respectful
the sad part is, big companies DO need to be regulated, but the people in positions to make these changes happen don’t even realize what the important issues are because they have no clue how something as simple as ads works...