1 they do. and get backlash when they do it more openly, e.g. amp 2 they already do things like hitting THEIR dns servers for all links on a page you're readin

1 they do. and get backlash when they do it more openly, e.g. amp 2 they already do things like hitting THEIR dns servers for all links on a page you're reading "for performance". you have no idea what is in play here if you think "omg google is going to phish me my bank password with a fake login page". you're way out of your water here. 3 they can't because of backlash and that would move people to other browsers. they have to slow boil you. see point 1