Doesn’t matter, US law says emulation is legal. When Nintendo starts respecting the law I’ll respect them.

Or steal the content.

As a general amount they were fined rather than any true letter of the law amount of a fine thing.

VW does parts pairing. It resulted in me having to get a new vehicle when my steering wheel controls and air ag stopped functioning. Turns out you have to program the clockspring with the old clockspring and bringing it to VW resulted in a 350$ charge for them to say “we can’t fix this”.

Fuck VW.

GET FUCKED VOLKSWAGEN YOU COCKSUCKERS

Actually no, my statement “until recently” was referring to GDPR. I think GDPR is amazing and I’m glad we have it even if I’m an American.

The rest of your statement is fairly factual. The only point I could consider is someone would have to prove the keyboard is tracking us which unless someone at Google wants to whistleblower isn’t the easiest task. Whistleblowers have their own issues to content with.

Let’s be real for a moment, when has legality stopped Google?

I’m not saying you’re wrong, but until relatively recently countries have not been holding Google or other big tech companies to task beyond a measily small percentage of their annual revenue