I was assigned to read many a privacy policy once. I'm not going to drop a citation, since this is intended to be a pseudonym. (Years later I found out I could

I was assigned to read many a privacy policy once. I'm not going to drop a citation, since this is intended to be a pseudonym. (Years later I found out I could make as much money doing basically that in a "doc review" in a law firm, but that's story for a thread on business, not privacy.) I'm appreciate the author taking time to write out their thoughts, since there's always going to be another generation learning the lessons us old hackers know, but I'd prefer if I saw more unique things when I jump into "new". The above sentiment, paired with WaPo's persistent attempts track and advertise at me, despite paying for a subscription, are (I don't know if my conference hallway joke of "Buy the post, steal the times, and read the city paper in a cafe you paid cash to abuse the wifi in" has gone mainstream yet, but I'm just a simple Appalachian phone phreak... I don't know much about big city stuff.)