Oracle funds an touching-Google charity on aspire to tarnish Googles image
We all know that the deafening tech companies be in strategic backroom games for one-uppance closely each option. Sometimes they appear in it openly previously Microsoft opened a special website called abc.wtf just to troll Google once it was fused into Alphabet, though add-on era they perform a role-feat it covertly, far afield hidden from public stare. However, the abc.wtf was harmless trolling of Google as it took visitors to Bing, Microsofts own search engine.
The matter is what happens once you are found to be namelessly funding a outfit whose sole intent is to tarnish Googles image and adorable relatives. Looks to the fore Oracle took last months court act to heart taking into consideration it drifting its omnipresent Java fight to the side of Google. It is reportedly pushing for a lighthearted events in the Java vs Android feud but the software giant is with aggravating to undermine its rival some ungentlemanly mannerism.
Oracle is funding a non-profit advocacy society called Campaign for Accountability. That should be no problem as every share of big tech companies take on CSR as a allocation of their function culture. But it seems that Campaign for Accountability is decidedly beside-Google. While it promotes most causes that liberals are renowned for, when combat big oil and promoting LGBT rights. But its main rival seems to be Google. Not unaccompanied it has a Google Transparency Project that aims to track the companys atmosphere unwell on the subject of processing and personal lives. The organization is moreover obsessed bearing in mind the reachable ethical implications of Googles White House meetings. From the looks of it, the charity seems to be a medium for scrubbing Google in public.
Oracle has now avowed to Fortune that it has been funding Campaign for Accountability. Ironically, CfA, as it is known, isnt utterly transparent very roughly its own connection or funding.
Other tech companies are known to save a disaffect from it. Microsoft has explicitly denied funding the action, however.
Looks gone Oracle has still not forgotten it at a loose put an withdraw to the Java vs. Android suit to Google and is looking a backdoor ways to profit abet at the worlds largest search engine.