Are data privacy and security really nowhere in the list of considerations? I find it hard to believe that cloud providers aren't mining data and pulling every

Are data privacy and security really nowhere in the list of considerations? I find it hard to believe that cloud providers aren't mining data and pulling every possible metric they can from usage. AWS alone has been responsible* for countless breeches and data leaks. Wanting to keep your data out of the hands of third parties for the protection of your own data or that of your users seems like it ought to be a factor in there somewhere when deciding to keep your data in house. * You can argue that it's mostly been the customers who fail to configure the service correctly at fault, and you wouldn't be wrong, but any time that many people are "doing it wrong" the problem isn't just them, its the service they're using (bad defaults, hidden footguns, unclear documentation, etc).