AWS likely doesn't have because they don't have the same trust problem Google does. Google likely were loosing from GCP deals because of this, so they put it in

AWS likely doesn't have because they don't have the same trust problem Google does. Google likely were loosing from GCP deals because of this, so they put it in there to appease customers. One year is way too short as well. Enterprise application development does not happen at that speed . Teams and budgets are not readily available to start migration to something equivalent just coz Google felt like it. Even if that's not a problem migration may not even possible with proprietary APIs. You may have to deprecate entire fearures. If your SLA is longer and reasonable time to your customers, you are screwed.