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User data should only used to improve that user's experience, not to share with other orgs. No matter what the scenario is.

Two boys playing in a park were shot and killed by police officers in VA and the police kept delaying the release of the footage until the officers left to work in another state. This kind of tech will allow police to confiscate a device and delete any incriminating footage. YT is full of officers on power trips.

Neuenschwander said "... people agree US law doesn't offer these kinds of capabilities to our government."
That is not completely true, people got discriminated against due to guilty by association. Imagine if a fan took a photo with a whistleblowers like Snowden. So yeah it can be abused by any country

EU is desperate for cash, they're out to sue anyone with a treasure chest, I think this high fine is to prepare for the big one, Apple. I actually don't mind Amazon collecting my data while browsing their site, I already gave them my address, CC info, and I'm there to shop, no big deal if they show me what may interest me. What I do mind however is Google swiping my data across sites and without me knowing, only to build a profile that could be used and sold in many nefarious ways.

iPhone battery is more than sufficient for me, by the time I go to bed I still have 30%+