Same here - it was entertaining for a few seconds, but actually reading through this - both because of the format and the styling of the page - is incredibly te

Same here - it was entertaining for a few seconds, but actually reading through this - both because of the format and the styling of the page - is incredibly tedious. One of the best privacy policy's I've ever read is for tildes.net: https://docs.tildes.net/privacy-policy https://docs.tildes.net/privacy-policy It's written and organized very clearly, and, most importantly, views user data as a liability instead of an asset. A few snippets: Except when making a donation, third-party assets or scripts are never included on Tildes. Outside of those specific donation pages, using the site involves communicating exclusively with our servers. All personal information logged this way is deleted in 30 days unless: [legal obligations/TOS violations] Your information is used exclusively to operate Tildes. This includes providing the functionality of the site, analyzing usage, troubleshooting site issues, and investigating abuse. We never sell your information and Tildes does not have advertising. Tildes does not alter its behavior based on whether your browser sends a Do Not Track (DNT) header or not. (it doesn't need to, it already doesn't track you)