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Tombstone 2018 - 2024 Google Podcasts
Killed 26 days ago, Google Podcasts was a podcast hosting platform and an Android podcast listening app. It was almost 6 years old.
Well, that seems particularly scummy.
They did allow users to upgrade once first.
That's good. The article linked to by the graveyard made it seem like they didn't.
Indeed.What a rip-off! :(
Tombstone 2030-2032 Google Pacemaker
Killed 8 years from now, Google Pacemaker was an IoT pacemaker for patients with heart arrhythmia. All devices were remotely deactivated after 2 years.
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