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Maybe ineffective, but it seems like simply asking people not to use these words isn't necessarily a sign of covering up crimes.



It's not like this is where the whole case started: the context is that Google is being sued for monopolistic behavior!


Regardless of guilt or not, using this kind of training as evidence against them seems asinine. If you don't have clear evidence and need to resort to this to try to win your case, why are you even filing the case?


Well, I would hope this is just one small piece.


My point is that it shouldn't *be* a piece of evidence, at least not for the Prosecution. Maybe the Defense could raise it as an example of them trying to be mindful of monopolistic behaviors and prevent them from taking root.




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