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I had a free Google Workspace account used for my family email since the inception of the program. Over a few years it went from free to USD$12 per user, with increasing restrictions put upon it.
From that point onwards, I never trusted any product from Google, and will never consider any in future. It's a company with no internal consistency, and has the motto of "we will do anything that's evil if it helps make us look better than Apple".
Yes I'm still salty about it.
Most recently tho, Netflix.
The one that wants me to pay monthly so they can tell me what subs riptions I should get rid of.
If that wasn't the brainchild of a form room stoner circle...