> So... you're not actually concerned about "privacy" as such, just with Amazon's fidelity to their written policy? Your response sounds crazy to me. I absolu

> So... you're not actually concerned about "privacy" as such, just with Amazon's fidelity to their written policy? Your response sounds crazy to me. I absolutely care significantly about my ability to make informed decisions about my privacy. Such informed decisions are based upon having transparent and honest communication about the trade-offs. It's like saying we shouldn't have a concept of informed consent when making a medical decision because I probably would consent anyway. I should have the right to make an informed choice. I can do that if they are honest about their written policy. If they are lying about their written policy, then I no such choice is possible. So, ultimately, yes, I'm absolutely concerned with Amazon's fidelity to their written policy. That's a huge issue!