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People have a constitutionally* protected reasonable expectation of privacy though, and neither Google’s ability to provide features, nor the indifference of some users, justifies violating (or papering over) a legal right *not referring solely to the US here
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yes! very true! and fully orthogonal to 'no one asked'. like i'm not saying these things are good, i'm saying this idea corrupts our ability to discuss why they're bad
yes! that one is worse because it's occasionally attached to an idea with legs and it's like "please don't, i was listening up to that point"