Google Wants to Constructively Engage With Regulators, Says CFO Porat

The transcript discusses Google's business strategies, focusing on innovation and acquisitions. It addresses regulatory scrutiny and Google's approach to engaging with regulators. The importance of privacy and ecosystem protection is highlighted, along with Google's market position and commitment to user experience. The dialogue emphasizes constructive engagement with regulators and the company's ongoing innovation efforts.

What is Google's main strategy for growth?

• Focusing solely on large acquisitions

• Investing in organic growth and innovation

• Avoiding regulatory scrutiny

• Expanding only in the United States

How does Google view its interactions with regulators?

• As a way to delay business plans

• As unnecessary and avoidable

• As an opportunity for constructive engagement

• As a hindrance to innovation

What role did Google play for small businesses during the pandemic?

• It provided financial loans

• It offered digital tools and skills

• It focused on large corporations

• It reduced its services

What is Google's stance on privacy and content moderation?

• It is only for large businesses

• It is a key commitment

• It is secondary to growth

• It is not a priority

Why does Google believe it should not be viewed as a monopoly?

• It has limited global reach

• It only operates in specific markets

• It focuses on innovation and user experience

• It does not engage with regulators