I'll never trust them again with locking myself into their ecosystem. The worry is when you buy into something like Nest, who later go on to be brought into Google.
Of course the web-connected parts like positioning on a map or sharing online broke long ago, but they appear to have neglected to build in a kill switch so mere user me can keep on getting shit done, invulnerable to their idiocy-of-the-day
I've got a precious Lightroom 6 license so I've been sticking with that.
Obviously one cannot prevent things like that from happening, but when they do, you can decide to migrate to something else and just sell your existing (now Google) gear, to avoid Googley issues down the line.
It may be cynical, but at that point the resale value might still be good because not everyone has caught on to Google being Google like this.