Every privacy policy I've read seemed very sensible to me. Remember that privacy policies are legal documents and they quickly become cluttered with "legal-isms

Every privacy policy I've read seemed very sensible to me. Remember that privacy policies are legal documents and they quickly become cluttered with "legal-isms" and verbosity. Sometimes companies will move heaven and earth to make their privacy policy readable at a 3rd-grade level. And you know what? That costs them money and they pass those costs on to consumers, who overwhelmingly don't care about what's actually in the agreement (because they have a fairly good understanding of what kinds of things it says anyway). Complaining about them seems to miss the bigger picture.