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> I'm sure Apple pays Google for the service, and probably on a per request basis, so proxying and caching data will reduce their costs... In theory, I'm sure there's contractual obligations in place.

It's free. https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/pricing

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No such thing. A company like Apple doesn't just click through a Google developer agreement and generate some API keys and off they go. All integrations will have explicit agreements reviewed by an army of lawyers.

The cited page literally states "All use of Safe Browsing APIs is free of charge."

Emphasis 'all'. There may be meetings, but it's still free.

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