> Indeed, large sections of the site's privacy policy were updated overnight. So basically you get caught, so you change the rules. Companies shouldn't be abl

> Indeed, large sections of the site's privacy policy were updated overnight. So basically you get caught, so you change the rules. Companies shouldn't be able to violate their own privacy policy, or say they can change it at any time without any warning, especially retroactively - which usually these things are covered in the privacy policy. What use is that?! Why bother having a policy at all?