I have a really hard time grokking their lead-in "Do you expect...?" What does that mean exactly? Or more importantly, what does it mean to the respondents?
> "Do you expect Google to collect data about a person’s locations when a person is not using a Google platform or app?"
I have a feeling many people read that as "Do you want Google...." Saying "Do you expect" feels like a cynical "Do you think Google will do something you don't want them to do but are helpless to prevent, because they are a huge, uncaring, profit-obsessed corporation?" in which case, all questions can be answered "Yes" regardless of topic because the underlying cause is the same to the respondent.
"Are you aware that Google does X" might be a less loaded way to ask these.
> "Do you expect Google to collect data about a person’s locations when a person is not using a Google platform or app?"
I have a feeling many people read that as "Do you want Google...." Saying "Do you expect" feels like a cynical "Do you think Google will do something you don't want them to do but are helpless to prevent, because they are a huge, uncaring, profit-obsessed corporation?" in which case, all questions can be answered "Yes" regardless of topic because the underlying cause is the same to the respondent.
"Are you aware that Google does X" might be a less loaded way to ask these.