> It's the legal team's job to push back on any new requests for data. The legal team's ethics are not in question. They are upholding their fiduciary duty to

> It's the legal team's job to push back on any new requests for data. The legal team's ethics are not in question. They are upholding their fiduciary duty to be proactive, energetic representatives of what they consider -- or have been instructed -- is in Google's best interests. Google is also perfectly capable of instructing its lawyers to drop this argument. They have clearly chosen not to do so. It does them no credit.