~30% of websites use Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS)
"Cloud" computing or remote storage more technically.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_Web_Services

Sites on the internet are stored on Amazon servers, giving them even more access to data trends and physical control over the internet existence. Something of an end-game there if we become dependant on that.

Even if mitigated it's still their pipe and space, which ultimately you can monitor, if not simply in the way of needing pay for it / maintain contact with them.

If you don't shop at Amazon, consider this also as it's not as clear but you're shopping at Amazon.

The cheap upgrades and all-you-can-eat appearance is not a good model and eventually encouraging bad computer / costing energy mass.
So anyway as the world expand nd contracts you're going to be back one day to running on a hard disk or finding your own geographic solutions (Germany seems strongest at the moment. Tutanota email etc) since AWS is fracturing and centralising the damage constantly for you in USA to appear 'all you can eat' 24/7 but isn't really. It's just a spike in how it's possible and it is also political in the way it's setup / consumed / paid for.
Just a thought.... and some end-game reality after this period of perceived excess dips back down.