> Well, well, well. Some months from now, let's revisit all the sentiments here and see if they still apply when Apple/Google/etc make a change that hurts some

> Well, well, well. Some months from now, let's revisit all the sentiments here and see if they still apply when Apple/Google/etc make a change that hurts some startup's bottom line. You seem to think context doesn't matter. If a startup makes a privacy invasive product and "Apple/Google/etc" put protections in place that harm that product then they've done a service to their customers. This is not a problem. We can judge their other actions as necessary and in context.