The more this is researched… The creepier it gets. Your carrier already utilizes ELS.
Apparently Google wants it's own copy. FWIW George Orwell was being tame and naive.
Corporate Privacy test 7c - (Android 9.x; Earlier versions vary)
Exit all of your apps and reboot the phone. Once the phone is to the home screen:
Go to Settings → Apps & Notifications → see all apps → Google app info page.
Go to the app storage page.
Clear app cache and storage.
Stop the app process.
Go to the app permissions page.
Turn off all permissions listed on the permissions page.
Go back to the app info page.
Disable Google app.
Go to Settings → Apps & Notifications → see all apps → Google Play services info page
Go to the app storage page.
Clear app cache and storage.
(This app process can not be killed)
Go to the app permissions page.
Turn off all permissions listed on the permissions page.
Go to the app notifications page.
Disable notifications.
(This app can not be disabled)
Actions Services will complain that Google Play services is blind and deaf. It will try to send you to the Google Play services info page to resolve it. Do not make changes to the Google Play services page.
Go to Settings → Apps & Notifications → see all apps → Actions Services info page
Go to the Notifications page.
Turn off 'Google Play Services availability' notifications.
Call your voice mail. Phone app will complain that Google Play services is blind and deaf. It will also try to send you to the Google Play services info page to resolve it. Do not make changes to the Google Play services page. This is how to tell if an app is attempting to make use of the Google Play API.
Go to Settings → Apps & Notifications → see all apps → Phone info page
Go to the Notifications page.
Turn off 'Google Play Services availability' notifications.
(This will need to be done for every app that shows the 'Google Play services error' message; The notification option itself does not appear in the settings until after the error is triggered for the first time, for each effected app)
Go to Settings → Security & Location → Advanced → Scanning
Turn off Wi-Fi scanning and Bluetooth scanning.
Turn off Google ELS and Location Accuracy services.
Go to Settings → Security & Location → Advanced → Device admin apps
Turn off Find My Device
Select 'Deactivate this device admin app'
Go to Settings → System → Advanced
Go to the Privacy info page (if it exists) and turn off all data sharing.
Go to Settings → Connected Devices
Go to Connection preferences and turn off NFC
Reboot the phone. Google Assistant and Google Play Services are disabled and no longer have permissions to collect your data. Be advised that apps that make use of Google Play services may no longer function correctly; as always, YMMV.