I can imagine a reaction at Google like 'They are up in arms against this?! But this is nothing compared to what we do already!'. This is their olive branch, in

I can imagine a reaction at Google like 'They are up in arms against this?! But this is nothing compared to what we do already!'. This is their olive branch, in a way. Putting things in the open is better than not. This is not a problem than can be solved by technical means, in my opinion. America doesn't even have GDPR.