I've already stated the solution, it is the parent to which we are all responding: >What we really should be asking is why is google examining user data at all

I've already stated the solution, it is the parent to which we are all responding: >What we really should be asking is why is google examining user data at all. They should not be in the position where they can even find out who is a terrorist. The solution I advocate for is they shouldn't be looking at our data. I don't want them evaluating who is a terrorist or who isn't, because as soon as they do that they need to take action on that information or be liable for failing to do so. But I think you have found a very good solution with Sony, and maybe we should apply this to google and simply not use their service rather than get upset because they've chosen not to support those they think are terrorists. Again google is not your slave that must perform a service for you.