Or they could have sent it or accessed it unencrypted from a Google internal network. I have a relevant anecdote. When I was an intern at Facebook, during one

Or they could have sent it or accessed it unencrypted from a Google internal network. I have a relevant anecdote. When I was an intern at Facebook, during one of the university relations event that was of a "hackathon" genre, I was creating with my friends a multiplayer web game that was using websockets for communication. The guest wi-fi network wouldn't let packets between different machines connected to it go through, so we decided to just tunnel all traffic to my laptop (the game server) through AWS using ssh tunnel. It took only a few minutes for network security people to contact me, asking what's this big encrypted transfer to AWS all about, and mind you, it was Saturday evening.