> We're committed to building products that are secure by default, private by design, and that put people in control. How can anyone believe this from any of t

> We're committed to building products that are secure by default, private by design, and that put people in control. How can anyone believe this from any of the big tech companies at this point? The only way Google "put[s] people in control" is to let the public do their customer support for them, the only thing private is the details of their CIA connections, and the only thing secure is their market position.