Thanks for providing more context and I can understand your perspective as a privacy-minded individual. I think for most people, privacy is secondary to conven

Thanks for providing more context and I can understand your perspective as a privacy-minded individual. I think for most people, privacy is secondary to convenience and we basically sell data about ourselves in exchange for free use of these services that have become an essential part of our life. I also think it's extremely hard to piece-meal control what permissions are allowed and requires substantially more work from app developers to consider all the possible conditional cases and have well thought out experiences when some/all pieces of data are missing. In many cases, it's just a matter of what is practical and doable in light of constrained resources. Not giving them a pass, but offering a possible reason instead of assuming malicious intent.