If you want to criticize Google's data collection, fine, but doing it in terms of the 4th amendment is just nonsensical. If you want to criticize companies for collecting data that could subsequently be illegally collected by the government, then every single company that collects any PII/private information could be criticized on the same basis.
This is not true. The NSA hacked Google without their consent.
The relevant slide from the Snowden leak is here:
https://i.imgur.com/7IHE6sG.png
> Snowden leaks: Google 'outraged' at alleged NSA hacking
-Bush Jr. set up the surveillance system using a classified executive order
-Obama gave access to it to 16 Law Enforcement agencies (via EO) and didn't renew the Smith-Mundt Act to legalize psychological warfare on U.S. Citizens
-Trump could have shut it down by the same Executive Order system , but instead did nothing but whine and remove a single Top Security clearance from Brennan. He also ordered the DHS to create lists of journalists and media influencers to target for surveillance.
-Biden weaponized social media against us to silence us and ostracize us from society.
Huh?