I know you're /s but it's not even about privacy, it's the cost of mitigation after $cloud_service_x has a data breach and we then have to assign resources to account for _our_ clients data etc.

this is a terrible argument. Would you enjoy going to the toilet when a certain group of people (like your neighbours) could watch you doing your "business"?

Perhaps you missed the /s or didn't know it means "I am being sarcastic." A terrible argument made sarcastically is a good argument.

thanks for the clarification

-> /s