> People might think of it as a trusted, private service I think the problem is a little worse. Most people don't think about it in the first place, so the rea

> People might think of it as a trusted, private service I think the problem is a little worse. Most people don't think about it in the first place, so the reason this question becomes interesting is that for most people it's a question they never asked themselves. The answer is clear and obvious already based on the current legal framework, but it's news- and ask-worthy because for many people it's the first exposure to it.