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• Dbrand pulls its PS5 Darkplates from sale after they were served a Cease & Desist letter from lawyers representing Sony Interactive Entertainment r/dbrand reacts
  reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama | 2021-10-16
• This is so ridiculous. I have Google Home speaker. I have subscribed to YouTube Music. And now if I want to cast my YouTube Music apps to the speaker, I need to upgrade my normal YouTube Premium. JFH
  reddit.com/r/googlehome | 2021-10-16

  Take a look at all the products killed https://killedbygoogle.com/

• Making Emacs feels less 80s
  reddit.com/r/emacs | 2021-10-14

  If I bought a piece of software in the 80s, it worked forever.

• almost 8 months ago: Google is Discontinuing Unlimited Storage for All Education Customers
  reddit.com/r/sysadmin | 2021-10-14
• Pixel 6 gets 4 OS Upgrades and 5 Years of Security Patches - Snoopy
  reddit.com/r/Android | 2021-10-13
• Having trouble identifying which Nest products are being discontinued with limited future support
  reddit.com/r/Nest | 2021-10-13

  You never know with Google. They’ll hype up a brand new product today and can be totally unsupported or end up in the Google graveyard less than a year from now.

• Stadia after nearly 2 years. How do you feel about it?
  reddit.com/r/Stadia | 2021-10-13
• As much as I wanted Stadia to succeed, I am starting to lose hope.
  reddit.com/r/Stadia | 2021-10-12

  Are you a literal child? You think a world-changing natural disaster or nuclear war is more likely than Google shutting Stadia down? Just a reminder, they have a pretty long and deep history of killing their products/projects.

• Playing NW in 2021 feels like playing WoW in 2004
  reddit.com/r/newworldgame | 2021-10-10
• Does anybody know what will happen to the os on the smart clocks now that android things is dead
  reddit.com/r/googlehome | 2021-10-10

  Another entry to https://killedbygoogle.com/

• Kill the "Linux OS"
  reddit.com/r/linux | 2021-10-09

  I think Canonical's rollercoaster history has been an irritant too -- much like https://killedbygoogle.com/ it feels like Canonical is constantly chasing the wind -- creating technologies in house, pushing them, and then a few years down the line up and killing them -- Upstart, Mir Display Server+Protocol, Ubuntu Touch, Unity 8, and the list goes on and on. I don't blame them for returning to Mainline & Vanilla since they are for-profit.

• Burry investment’s
  reddit.com/r/Burryology | 2021-10-09

  Google seems to having trouble growing anymore. They kill off new projects constantly (https://killedbygoogle.com/). I think they will find themselves left behind from all the other big tech companies in 5-10 years. Another thing I've noticed is that they are getting way more aggressive with their ads which I believe is because they fail to find new source of revenue. No I don't believe Google will grow more in the long term

• I made this post on r/BattlefieldV a year ago. It's still relevant today and I really hope DICE doesn't drop the ball again and make the same mistakes. u/Braddock512 said back then he's forwarded my post to the team, so here's hoping
  reddit.com/r/battlefield2042 | 2021-10-08

  Honestly, it depends on the company culture. From what you described I think you’re talking about Google. I have friends there and they said similar things it is also the reason why https://killedbygoogle.com/ is a thing.

• Discontinuation of Management Information Systems (MIS) : Major?
  reddit.com/r/umanitoba | 2021-10-08
• Google Executive Wants to Help Apple Make Texts Between Android and iPhone Users More Secure
  reddit.com/r/iphone | 2021-10-08

  7, according to killed by Google