Yes, that’s correct, Google didn’t do it out of the goodness of their non-existent heart, they made what they think is the best financial decision.

It’s a good one for the consumer though, whether see that or not. It’s good that your every move ever taken is stored in a company’s database.

Don’t worry, they most certainly used it to train a decent model of any typical American demographics movements before scrubbing it.

It’s not hard to find out what’s being pirated, BitTorrent isn’t private.

I was hoping to find an answer the original question in this dialog.

No, they said they “ruled out” privacy for “obvious reasons”.

Obviously mockable statement.