That is not what the word "never" means. I am informing you that you are using it incorrectly.
Never means "not in any circumstance"
Won't/shouldn't means "in normal circumstances, you would or should not but, there are exceptions"
Because data is a barer asset. One who has it can use it as they see fit. If you don't want someone doing something with that data that you don't like, do not give it to them. If you trust them to not do something with that data you wouldn't like then, you are adding a layer of trust which can be broken.
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Fine. I'll concede that technically you are correct about never (though there's a case I can build for the use of it etymologically but that's just being pedantic and who needs that?).
You're right about data. You're also right about trust.
That's the whole issue. Will casually broke that trust. He should not have, and he did. For better or worse, Will has enjoyed a position of prominence in the wider nostr community, mostly through his own competence as a dev. However recently he has broken several trusts without any concern for the impact that has. That is behavior that is unacceptable and should not be tolerated by any pleb.