They already have several white papers about how they treat privacy - dunno why you would assume they are bullshit right off the bat. As for validating their c

They already have several white papers about how they treat privacy - dunno why you would assume they are bullshit right off the bat. As for validating their claims I don't need source code for that. There are enough people (like you, apparently) that have an axe to grind that would be more than happy to point out any malfeasance - for me that's far more valuable than having source code available.