You are consciously focusing on part of argument which isnt relevant at all, everybody understands we don't talk about real murders. I strongly disagree the cl

You are consciously focusing on part of argument which isnt relevant at all, everybody understands we don't talk about real murders. I strongly disagree the claim its not unethical - if I don't want to participate, I have no real way of doing so, apart form not buying their products at all. All internal settings re security lie about their behavior. Maximum security settings have only 1 morally defendable meaning - we have no business checking what user do, and respect this all the time. The fact that some search on their store may be sub-optimal is completely irrelevant. From company focusing its PR heavily on how they value their user's privacy thats highly unethical If I would be on some other forum I would use the expression "paid shills" a quite a lot here in this discussion, but I believe its mostly folks who put aside their smart and look on technology like this mainly through emotions. Which is always flawed approach long term.