Why waste time on performative outrage about how services that require a login have our data and use it in ways we'll never know? You have to accept it as a giv

Why waste time on performative outrage about how services that require a login have our data and use it in ways we'll never know? You have to accept it as a given and move on in order to start asking the right questions. Like, are we letting ourselves be herded towards a future where it's normalized that all search must be done by authenticated users, and "classic search" is effectively deprecated ten years from now?