I hear what you are putting out there but I can absolutely sympathize with the users. I suffer from chronic insomnia. My worst episode was when I go no more than 90 minutes of light sleep per 24 hour period for a stretch of about two months. It landed me in the hospital, on suicide watch, paranoid, and a lot more.

Once sleep gets bad for long enough, you'd try anything.

You're correct, but it doesn't mean we should stop giving companies bad press when they fail to disclose data sharing like this. Shifting the blame to users only normalizes this behavior for companies offering these products

What are "normal" people to you? Because usually that excludes the disabled and those with poor health, and those are the most vulnerable to health data privacy violations. You don't have to care about other people's privacy at all if you're so exasperated, but when your health fails you, and it will, you will also find yourself suddenly not so concerned with where your data is going as long as you can get the medical care you need.

Money, probably.