Sadly, this is rarely true. Many of the people defending AMP for example turn out to be Google employees that didn't disclose it (found via their comment histor

Sadly, this is rarely true. Many of the people defending AMP for example turn out to be Google employees that didn't disclose it (found via their comment history), and people that complain about AMP are not just privacy activists, but often also involved in publishers or advertisers that lose money from it. I doubt it would be much different in this thread.