Your arguments are ridiculous. Humans judge; we&#x27;re good at it. Burn us enough times with false promises of privacy or outright lies and yes, we will learn to become very skeptical and untrusting. You&#x27;re asking people to <i>continue</i> trusting a system that has proven to be working against users&#x27; best interests for a long time.<p>The data is not sufficiently anonymized. Your public IP address is sent to Google and--the burden of proof is on <i>Google</i> to prove this <i>doesn&#x27;t</i> happen--there is nothing stopping Google from comparing that data to other requests they get from the same IP address (say, from your browser). Maybe Google can&#x27;t personally identify me from this data, but they can sure target me with ads, which--<i>shock</i>--make them money.