> Nor will anyone else from any other company volunteer to walk you through their policies and infrastructure.
Funny how 'if you've got nothing to hide' seems to apply only to people. Companies do in fact walk us through their policies, that's why they are putting them on their websites for us to read.
> You ought to at least include Google's blog post for the sake of completeness.
Google should amend their privacy policy, for the sake of completeness. Assuming of course that anything actually changed. Announcing something on a blog versus actually doing it and updating the privacy policy to reflect the change are two different things. It's the same as announcing your intention to marry someone and actually following through with it.
Funny how 'if you've got nothing to hide' seems to apply only to people. Companies do in fact walk us through their policies, that's why they are putting them on their websites for us to read.
> You ought to at least include Google's blog post for the sake of completeness.
Google should amend their privacy policy, for the sake of completeness. Assuming of course that anything actually changed. Announcing something on a blog versus actually doing it and updating the privacy policy to reflect the change are two different things. It's the same as announcing your intention to marry someone and actually following through with it.