Edit: now that I've had a chance to read the article, I don't agree with that change, and have restored the title back to how a moderator had correctly edited it before.
The reason is that the article doesn't say anything specific to Google. The sole point it does make is common to all the services, and indeed the article seems "conscious" of this, since 3 times it says "google" it immediately qualifies that with a phrase like "or any service".
Nor does the parent comment make the case that this is specific to Google; in fact it makes the opposite case.
Edit: now that I've had a chance to read the article, I don't agree with that change, and have restored the title back to how a moderator had correctly edited it before.
The reason is that the article doesn't say anything specific to Google. The sole point it does make is common to all the services, and indeed the article seems "conscious" of this, since 3 times it says "google" it immediately qualifies that with a phrase like "or any service".
Nor does the parent comment make the case that this is specific to Google; in fact it makes the opposite case.