The only thing where they tried to push back very hard was the EU's DMA, beyond that they folded quickly to absolutely everything else.
They pushed back on the DMA because that affects the monetisation opportunities of their walled garden ecosystem.
Any other invasive privacy/encryption interventions from the government only affects their users, not their money, so they cave without issues.
They pushed back on the DMA because that affects the monetisation opportunities of their walled garden ecosystem.
Any other invasive privacy/encryption interventions from the government only affects their users, not their money, so they cave without issues.