I think this is actually a really interesting ruling because it's based on Article 6 and not Schrems II. The problem is that they are not taking enough steps to

I think this is actually a really interesting ruling because it's based on Article 6 and not Schrems II. The problem is that they are not taking enough steps to share as little data as possible which is a fair point, but it would also be interesting to see if Google Fonts actually is legal in the sense that personal data (IP, browser agent, timestamp) may end up in the US and used for other purposes (tracking) then just delivering a font.