That line of reasoning doesn't lead to any opinion of google, apple, amazon (except youtube, which has some of the problems of social media).

Why does leaving one require someone to leave all the others?

Do we not bandage a wound just because there are other wounds?

I've seen an amusingly large number of tweets lately calling for deletion of Facebook.

Facebook doesn’t really offer much more than “social” but I can have gmail without using any of google’s other products, including search.

I used amazon a lot in the past but less and less and probably never again based on their response to COVID.

So, for me at least, it’s not the companies so much, I’m pretty disappointed in all of them. It’s the features and I just don’t see a need to be on anything social media related these days unless we’re counting HN as social media. This is close as I come anymore. But, again, for me, buying from amazon or having a gmail account isn’t the same as following what social media has to offer...