It looks like there's no chance for even the slightest expectation of privacy. Even if the data is encrypted they can ask American companies to decrypt it, afte

It looks like there's no chance for even the slightest expectation of privacy. Even if the data is encrypted they can ask American companies to decrypt it, after all they store the encryption keys. Even if the encryption keys are stored on the client side, they can push fake updates through major browsers or straight out compel American companies to insert backdoors in their software (e.g. Google Chrome) and get access to those keys. Our reliance on these services is what most likely would need to be avoided in the pursuit of privacy, but could you live without Google Search, Google Maps, GMail, Outlook, and on and on?