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In this video, you’ll discover:
• Why only hyperscale companies can now handle global complexity—from hospitals to governments
• How Big Tech became critical infrastructure beyond just banking
• The real-world impact of tech consolidation—Google, Meta, Microsoft, and more
• Why startups avoid competing with tech giants (and the threat of algorithmic suppression)
• How entire industries now depend on a handful of platforms from Silicon Valley
• What the Digital Markets Act and U.S. lawsuits mean for Big Tech’s future
• The rise of privacy-first, purpose-driven alternatives like Signal and DuckDuckGo
• A powerful question: Who controls the tools we use to think, communicate, and build?

💡 Why it matters:
Tech platforms are no longer just products—they’re the backbone of modern civilization. From education to finance, our most vital systems now run on tools owned by a few corporations. This video explores how we got here, what it means for innovation and independence, and why real accountability—not just symbolic action—is essential for a healthy digital future.

⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 – Why only giants can manage global tech complexity
00:40 – How Big Tech quietly became infrastructure
01:20 – Acquisitions that reshaped the internet: Google, Meta, Microsoft
02:00 – The startup kill zone and algorithmic control
02:45 – Industry reliance on private platforms
03:30 – What regulation is finally catching up to
04:10 – Tools for a privacy-first future
04:45 – Who really controls our digital tools?

📂 Resources Mentioned:
• EU Digital Markets Act Overview → [Link]
• Signal & DuckDuckGo Privacy Tools → [Link]
• FTC Antitrust Lawsuit Summary → [Link]

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