It's just a matter of how do you quantify a crime against the almighty Google? I understand that Google have rules and regulations in place to protect themselves and consumers from these "online black hat thugs" but even the justice system have standard jail time for certain crimes. Now maybe there is a "standard jail sentence" in the Google justice system for voliating the rules, but what if there is not one? Do we allow Google to impose a death sentence for whatever they see fit?
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Wow! Very interesting. You'll have a kick butt team and two successful apps (Groups and Calender) that I know people use all the time. It would be interesting to see how the selection process works.
Great reply. Square, BankSimple, and Verisign is def. doing great things from the perspective of mobile payments. I'm thinking more from the finance perspective of credit. Silicon Valley has never let regulations get in the way of creating a disruptive model that is better for people.