I don't work at Google so I don't know, but a common way to prevent/identify data theft is to "watermark" your data.
You create false records that you can identify, but someone else looking at the data could not. Then, if you find these false records in someone else's product, you know that they stole your data.
A good watermark is: provably false in a court (couldn't just be a "mistake" or typo), identifiable by you in the future, and part of the public value of the data.
You should also keep detailed records of your process for creating the fake data. Type it out, print it, and mail it to yourself. Don't open the envelope. If you need to prove that you've been using this watermark for years, you'll have that document (with the postmarked date) as evidence.