Yes on two levels: 1. If you're logged into Chrome or using Google properties, they're using your behavior along with everyone else's to see what patterns peop

Yes on two levels: 1. If you're logged into Chrome or using Google properties, they're using your behavior along with everyone else's to see what patterns people have, what sites are popular, which ads convert, etc. If they were to stop doing that tracking whenever you're logged into a GSuite account, they'd publicize that loudly and clearly as a selling point. Given that they don't, I think it's reasonable to believe that they treat GSuite customers' behavioral data the same as all other users'. 2. Specifically your use/behavior of the GSuite products they will also use to improve the GSuite products themselves (and sell more, thereby advancing their business model). For example, if they see that nobody is using a particular feature, they may change where it shows up or eliminate it. What they clearly publicize that they don't do is mine the content of your documents or put advertising inside the GSuite products themselves. But all the behavioral data/metadata you generate will still be used alongside everyone else's.