Maybe not wrong exactly, but definitely slimey. This particularly: But, the way they’re doing it is making it harder for you to maintain control of your person

Maybe not wrong exactly, but definitely slimey. This particularly: But, the way they’re doing it is making it harder for you to maintain control of your personal information. That's maybe not strictly wrong, but it's definitely deceptive. In practice, changes to Google's privacy policy are going to make things easier to keep track of for normal users, not harder. They don't actually state anything concretely wrong with anything Google's done. They even admit as much at the beginning of the third paragraph. But then they go on to paint it as somehow bad. I imagine the reason they don't get specific is because MS's privacy policy is probably as bad if not worse. Also: see sek's comment below. In a word: weaselly. I'm a home and work Windows user. I would really prefer if MS stuck to making their products better and telling me about how it's making their products better.