This is interesting, but I wonder what a boilerplate privacy policy would score. Given the clustering of scores between 30 & 50% for what read like "our lawyers

This is interesting, but I wonder what a boilerplate privacy policy would score. Given the clustering of scores between 30 & 50% for what read like "our lawyers pulled the standard policy and billed us for 4 hours of minor tweaks", it seems like some of the most effective privacy advocacy would come by challenging the most common "dangerous sentences" in court.