I don't argue with that logic. But it isn't that I believe they will close down email/calendar, they have just made me re-consider how much of my critical onlin

I don't argue with that logic. But it isn't that I believe they will close down email/calendar, they have just made me re-consider how much of my critical online services I have invested in them, and I no longer trust them with something I believe is very valuable, my time and my data. With Reader, now I need to re-invest my time into finding another service. That sounds entitled, but there has been an exchange between me and Google all this time, I have used their services, of which they had many historically, and they have thrown ads at me and harvested my data. They still make money out of me despite me not being the one paying them. Now, they have decided that they want to cut out all the periphery services which they deem unprofitable. Ironically, the periphery 'unprofitable' services they are cutting were the only things that kept me using them, getting rid of Reader is essentially the last straw, I want a healthier relationship when it comes to my critical online services going forward, Google now offers me very little incentive to stay so invested in them. They will still get my money from Play Store, I will still use YouTube, but I no longer will be using them for essential services.