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Shuttleworth: Trust Us, We're Trying to Make Shopping Better

An anonymous reader writes "In a blog post responding to the latest controversy over Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth says 'integrating online scope results' are 'not putting ads in Ubuntu' because the shopping results 'are not paid placement', but 'straightforward search results'. He goes on to explain his plans to make the Home Lens of the Dash a place to find 'anything anywhere'. Like a cross between Chrome OS's new app launcher, Siri and Google Now 'it will get smarter and smarter' so you can 'ask for whatever you want' it 'just works'."

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  1. Re:The future of operating systems by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    And here I thought the ones that don't care about their privacy or workflow were using Windows.

  2. Re:And What of Other Retailers? by MrEricSir · · Score: 4, Funny

    You're getting paid to bring us to Amazon faster. Okay.

    Faster? Heh. You've obviously never tried Unity lenses.

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