It’s confusing indeed, and the questions are phrased in such a way as to lead you on. Regardless, it’s a tool to make our voices heard loud and clear. There’s a feedback section in the end where one can voice their discontent in how badly the questionnaire is put together.
I don’t understand why the EU has started methodically undoing all the progress they’ve made towards championing their citizens’ rights. At some point and for a long time, it felt like the EU was one of the last sane governing bodies in the world. Now there’s chat control attempts, attempts to pass mass surveillance regulations and giving in to completely insane US demands? Where are we heading? What’s next?
Same outcome as with their search engine, same thing with Chrome, Youtube and many other Google products. They built up their user base with a solid product (or bought it), and then started shitting all over their users by making horrible decisions and inserting all sorts of dark patterns in the name of “security” or whatever else pretense. I’m still hoping another entity steps up and fills the vacuum that Android leaves behind.
Unfortunately the Android experience is getting more and more bloated and users’ freedom to tinker with their phones or sideload apps is getting more and more difficult. The Play Store is riddled with more ads than useful content. Just try searching for something, and oftentimes more than half of your screen is ads.
I’ve been with Android since the start and I hate what Google is reducing it to. It pains me that the only viable alternative is Apple and I feel trapped.
Every single step you commented on, I was concerned for the same reasons as well. We went through the exact same thoughts answering this.