The great thing is, even if you use Chrome, you can turn "Data Saver" off by going into Settings on Chrome for Android/iOS.
(I'm biased, but I'd personally rather have Google MITM me than a mobile carrier like Verizon or T-mobile.)
(I'm biased, but I'd personally rather have Google MITM me than a mobile carrier like Verizon or T-mobile.)
Flywheel ends up masquerading some of that traffic, so if for no other reason, it is atypical. I also perceive that it would be in Google's best interest not to abuse that privilege since advertisements are how they make their money. If they abuse that privilege, consumers will go elsewhere and they will lose their market advantage.
You only need but look at the cookie tracking the telecoms are doing right now to see that their oligopoly gives them little incentive to respect consumer's privacy.
It's true they may not have much incentive to protect your privacy (besides perhaps competition from "better" companies and/or legislation).
But also keep in mind that Google has a huge incentive to breach your privacy, and have been taken to court over it, numerous times.