Microsoft is disappointed with FTC and Google and the solution

On January 5th, according to foreign media reports, after the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced yesterday that it had reached a settlement with Google on the search bias survey, Microsoft immediately published a blog post to express its serious dissatisfaction. However, this move did not receive sympathy from netizens. On the contrary, most people even ridicule this, accusing Microsoft of knowing how to roar like a woman, not like Google and Apple, is a technology company determined to innovate.

It is reported that Microsoft has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in lobbying related departments, in order to put Google in the heat. However, the FTC's settlement statement yesterday made Microsoft feel extremely disappointed. According to Dave Heiner, vice president and deputy general counsel of Microsoft, Dave Heiner cited the reasons why Microsoft is mainly dissatisfied because of the following aspects:

· Microsoft does not It is believed that the agreement is sufficient to solve the problem of Google's abuse of Motorola patents.

· Microsoft does not believe that the agreement is sufficient to solve the problem of advertisers managing advertising campaigns on both Google and Bing.

· Microsoft is frustrated because Google will continue to prevent Microsoft from offering high-quality YouTube apps on Windows Phone.

· Google uses Google+ to bundle users and compete with Facebook.

· Google's shopping search results show increased rankings for paid advertisers/retailers, which affects fairness.

Heiner’s explanation sparked controversy on the web. Many netizens ridiculed that Microsoft is now just a sorrowful woman. Apart from complaining, she never knows how to innovate.