Your seriously overthinking this. It's as simple as FreeBSD is used extensively across the world, not as much as Linux or Windows, but still millions of servers

Your seriously overthinking this. It's as simple as FreeBSD is used extensively across the world, not as much as Linux or Windows, but still millions of servers and appliances run FreeBSD. The next detail relevant is whether FreeBSD devs honor embargoes, which they do. Everything else you have written is just trying to rationalize a bad decision by Google and company.