You don't understand, it's not about "probably" it's about absolute. Just because a 3rd party probably won't do anything that could harm me doesn't mean that I

You don't understand, it's not about "probably" it's about absolute. Just because a 3rd party probably won't do anything that could harm me doesn't mean that I should trust them for any reason. This is one of the main points of the free in free software. It's not about tin-foil hats or being uptight, it's about my-personal-data-privacy and network-user-best-privacy-practices. At this point, you either don't get it, or you don't think I should have the right to absolute data privacy if and purely because I want it.