Fortunately you can degoogle many Android phones. And stop using big tech products in general. They have a lot of issues, not only a complete lack of privacy
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I might be looking into a new phone soon, what do you suggest?
A pixel, if you buy into GrapheneOS being the pinnacle of security. Otherwise, anything with an unlockable bootloader and LineagOS support.
It's actually quite ironic that the best phone to degoogle your life is sold by google.
don't forget if you have location enabled in your phone it tracks every single place you've been to
What's even scarier is that takeout is probably only the data they want you to see, or are legally obliged to share.
I would be willing to wager they have lots more on you that you're not even aware of.
They may even save every Google meet meeting for all we know. They may train their AI on how our faces look in meetings.
Nothing is too creepy for Google.
Friends don't let friends use Google and meta. show those you care about what you have discovered. don't lecture them just make them aware, share your findings.