I have, never in my career, had any of my coworkers deanonymize my browsing or leak my email address everywhere on the internet. Your copy-pasted, thought-terminating argument doesn't work here.
This would be more like your HR department giving your info to the government no ?
It wasn't even that long ago since a human error led to billions of crypto being stolen
Have you had any of your coworkers update Adobe Flash Player, enter their Okta credentials to "claim their $150 Christmas Walmart voucher" in the company-mandated phishing test, or install "Zoom" to join a job interview or sales call from their work laptop?
The attack is different, the result is the same.