That's a good point, I have zero understanding of how privacy laws and Google's own TOS limit what they can do with old data. To clarify, though, I'm not talki

That's a good point, I have zero understanding of how privacy laws and Google's own TOS limit what they can do with old data. To clarify, though, I'm not talking about Google straight-up selling my data, I'm talking about all the creepy in-between things like: - parsing out the fees I pay from my financial transaction emails and selling me in an "audience" to competing banks. - Parsing my e-commerce Return confirmations and selling it as an "ecommerce credit score" to ecommerce sites. - Monitoring brand mentions on Google Home and selling me in an audience to advertisers. - Selling my contact information to sites I thought I was just browsing "anonymously"