Google and DOJ tussle over how AI will remake the web in antitrust closing args

    Google claims that forcing it to license search would put everyone's
    privacy at risk because it has a vast amount of user data that
    fuels search. 

    [Judge] Mehta questioned the government lawyers pointedly on the issue
    of privacy, which he noted was barely addressed in the remedy filings.

I think it is either sad or telling that the DoJ didn't come prepared to address user data.

There are many methods to address this. Some begin with:

    Don't collect data that isn't critical to the service and/or
    Don't allow data outside of the service silo and/or
    Allow data to flow with the license, when the fully informed user opts-in