Just a minor nitpick, but > without going wildly into monopolist territory by freezing out ad & spying competitors while surely still allowing their own You m

Just a minor nitpick, but > without going wildly into monopolist territory by freezing out ad & spying competitors while surely still allowing their own You mean like killing off third-party cookies while retaining a way to track and advertise to users via FLoC-turned-Interests? You can argue Firefox disables third-party cookies, but they're not an ad company. >85% (last I checked) of Google revenue is advertising or adjacent to it, and their legal team signed off on an action that harms their competitors and helps the ad network with the soon-to-be most accurate tracking