> How else can they tell where your data is and track how much they need to charge you? Are you being serious with this question? Regardless of whether they lo

> How else can they tell where your data is and track how much they need to charge you? Are you being serious with this question? Regardless of whether they look at your data behind the scenes without telling you or not, you don't need to know what type of exact data and metadata you have to charge you. My AWS bill charges me for CPU hours uptime for the server, network requests, load balancing etc. None of this needs them to know your data or even exactly much metadata (other than what domain and server to route to obviously but that's public information anyway). By your logic, if someone is using end to end encryption, are you saying Amazon wouldn't be able to charge them because they can't look at the encrypted data?