It's a black box, they might or might not do something now, they might or might not do it later, in the meantime the data is stored somewhere for god know how l

It's a black box, they might or might not do something now, they might or might not do it later, in the meantime the data is stored somewhere for god know how long. It might get hacked, there might be a bug allowing people to access other users history, &c. It doesn't seem "ridiculous" to me that companies issue official statements and guidelines about what they want/not want their employees to share with a third party software. Tech illiterate people have absolutely no idea what is ok or not to share and what/where their data go.