So to summarize: When discussing privacy and Google a common refrain is "just don't use Google products then". But Google's DNS is used as the default for a ke

So to summarize: When discussing privacy and Google a common refrain is "just don't use Google products then". But Google's DNS is used as the default for a key system daemon in the majority of Linux systems? I'm going to file this under "voting with your wallet is bullshit". I also hope that the systemd team is watching the Google DNS ToS like a hawk because: "We may modify the Terms or any portion to, for example, reflect changes to the law or changes to our APIs. You should look at the Terms regularly."