No, Google is constantly removing functionality of products while refusing to fix bugs or provide user value. Google is constantly working towards the "en**bleep**tification" of its products, if I can use a term coined by Cory Doctorow, chasing shareholder dollar value rather than providing user/customer satisfaction or value that benefits their customers and end-users. What you just said was a typical AI generated canned response that holds no objective truth in reality. I don't feel heard, because the reality of what Google is doing with its products, specifically in my case with the Nest Hub 2nd Gen and Nest Hub Max, is removing functionality, and refusing to bring the remaining functionality up to a useable standard. If anybody at Google ever tried to actually use these products in their own home, they would rapidly realize how terrible the products have become. Google is performing classic bait and switch with their products, and it needs to stop. Remember when Google's motto was "Don't Be Evil?" I do. What happened, Google? You used to be cool.
