I don't feel entitled in that way, and therefore avoid using Google products, but use alternatives, some of which I have to pay for (explicitly, like more stora

I don't feel entitled in that way, and therefore avoid using Google products, but use alternatives, some of which I have to pay for (explicitly, like more storage in the Apple iCloud, or implicitly, in more expensive devices). Having said that, yeah, I do "feel so entitled" that I think sleazy companies should not sneakily manipulate me (and my parents, and other less technically savvy people) into divulging much more than they are aware of. Yes, imagine that, I feel entitled that companies should not manipulate me and lie to me (the carefully worded EULAs etc. do not fundamentally change that, as you very well know). And guess what, there's the GDPR in Europe that recognises that entitlement and makes it just a bit harder for companies to do that, and I think that's a good thing.