At this point, it’s no secret at all that Big Tech is tracking our every move. Some companies — most notably Apple — have recently enacted policies that, at the very least, stop third-party companies from getting their hands on that tracking data. (Not that those measures always actually work as intended.)
Some spaces feel safer than others. Take Google Docs, for example. It’s a blank document that lives in a private cloud drive; why would we have any reason to fear anyone other than ourselves and our collaborators would see what we’re typing there?
