Pot, meet kettle. This is rich coming from Google, which doesn't respect users' choices in Android not to collect location data and yet the company wants others

Pot, meet kettle. This is rich coming from Google, which doesn't respect users' choices in Android not to collect location data and yet the company wants others not to deal in that data from its other services. Perhaps it's just the worry of enabling other companies to make money off of customer information in any way possible, and wanting to be the only company that should be able to make money from this data. As far as the user is concerned, both are privacy violations and an expression of disrespect to them. The bar on privacy is so low that Google seems to be imagining that its behavior is "better than the others".