stya wrote:I've drawn dots, it does not matter to me if you can't connect them. Some people will and I'm already happy about it I guess this is the end of this epic discussion

End of the epic discussion is you unable to specify what are you linking. I can tell you what your links contain and why they dont matter.
https://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/03/france-fines-google-alleged-violation-privacy-law.htmlBasically google is refusing to remove certain websites as a search result globally. Or well. Google does it if its requested, but only in countries whom laws require it. Google is not breaking law, I think that everything in Internet that is public to access when you type url in your browser should be indexable with search engine. Because why not. Google is no worse than other search engines ( such as microsoft one ) are also doing it. If you only read the title you get different expression of what actually happened. I also linked
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect which is somewhat related to the article. I think that if you put something on internet it stays there, too bad if you want it removed.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/nov/04/google-pays-47m-euros-tax-ireland-22bn-euros-revenueArticle basically tells about how google does not pay all the taxes that its probably intended to pay.
Its nothing new. You can type any big corporation name in google and find lots of articles about their tax "evasion".
Some examples of companies like google ( big ones )
Its pretty much easier to find big companies that avoid tax, instead of finding companies that dont.
Sure evading taxes is not nice, but everyone does it so it does not matter that much.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/resources/concepts/gaConceptsTrackingOverviewThis link in short tells how google analytics works. Its not that much related to our discussion really. The data is data that you give away to each site when you visit them. Such as your ip, user-agent(like what browser or OS you are using).
https://trends.builtwith.com/analytics/Google-AnalyticsLink tells some statistics about how many sites use google analytics.
Google analytics is leading platform for such things so many people use it.
Some popular sites that dont use it probably have their own little things.
None of the things you say are supported by these links. If you go to site that is using google analytics. You are using their service. Google analytics.
Terms of service in google analytics require the site owner to notify user about pricay things (basically to tell that they use google analytics to collect site usage data and stuff)
Its not googles fault is most people dont tell about their site using google analytics.
Is a murder commited by gun the fault of gun manufacturer or the employee that sold the gun? I think not.
None of the links either support your argument about google not deleting your data even if you ask them to. And even if they would not delete it. "They literally own your internet" does not make any sense.
If governments would get involved to business strategies of big companies. They would move to other countries. This would be bad for many many reasons. So they dont.
All big companies pretty much have lot of shady stuff with how they are following law, paying taxes, lobbying and stuff like that. Google is not that much different from other big companies.
Cool people dont pay taxes you know.
Actually in Italy even tax agency was suspected for evading taxes.