Not really. It seems to me Google releases features without privacy protections, which leads to som legitimate use, but also a lot of privacy abuse. People poi

Not really. It seems to me Google releases features without privacy protections, which leads to som legitimate use, but also a lot of privacy abuse. People point out the privacy abuse, and they clamp down on those features. Obviously when they do so they are unable to cover all legitimate use cases immediately, so it’s useful to point out the edge cases they missed so they can work on supporting those edge cases going forward.