Google made no promises on that setting. Apple offered a setting, failed to implement it properly, and Google got fined for it. That's what happened there. But

Google made no promises on that setting. Apple offered a setting, failed to implement it properly, and Google got fined for it. That's what happened there. But regardless what clearly did not happen in that case is Google violating one of Google's own settings. Which is what we're talking about here - the settings Chrome offers being violated. There's no evidence of that.