I just can't imagine how you would think that others will just ignore Google's history of violating it's privacy promises. >In today's Big Tech antitrust heari

I just can't imagine how you would think that others will just ignore Google's history of violating it's privacy promises. >In today's Big Tech antitrust hearing in front of a Congressional subcommittee, representative Val Demings questioned Google CEO Sundar Pichai about the company's merger with DoubleClick. Specifically, the way Google combined data from the advertising company -- bought in 2007 -- with Google's own data. Founder Sergey Brin had told Congress it would not combine the personal information, but the company quietly did so in 2016 anyway. https://www.engadget.com/google-antitrust-hearing-doubleclick-200745163.html https://www.engadget.com/google-antitrust-hearing-doubleclic... >Google’s privacy policies as of March 1, 2012 established that no combination between DoubleClick’s advertising data and Google’s personally-identifiable information would take place without the prior consent of its users, but an updated version of those policies subtly allowed the integration of both databases regardless of prior consent of its users https://www.promarket.org/2020/08/21/why-we-should-be-careful-about-googles-promises-in-the-fitbit-deal/ https://www.promarket.org/2020/08/21/why-we-should-be-carefu...