That was a voluntary pledge the company made to the users, right? It wasn't a legally binding commitment that there would never ever be any data sharing.
Psych, it wasn't legally binding.
Oh wait, I forgot those arguments only apply when companies are getting the government to go after people sharing files
If I recall correctly, I gave them a worldwide, perpetual license to some data.
> if you can prove you suffered monetary damages
This is a separate question (that of calculating damages) from that of whether there was a breach per se.