
This episode discusses Google's $20 billion annual payment to Apple to remain the default search engine in Safari, potential user reactions to a change, and the implications for Apple's own search engine.
The hosts speculate on how iPhone users would react if a different search engine, like Bing, replaced Google. They question whether users would care or know how to change the default settings.
They also consider the negative perceptions of Bing and the challenges Apple would face if it decided to launch its own search engine, including the need for a public announcement and user education.
Overall, the conversation centers on user habits, brand loyalty, and the dynamics of search engine competition.
The episode discusses the implications of Apple changing its default search engine from Google to another option like Bing.

I really don't think they'd care.What if Google didn't pay Apple $20B?
I think there would be a lot of memes if it was Bing tomorrow.What if Google didn't pay Apple $20B?