It really feels like companies' Terms & Conditions just serve as canaries at this point, only indicating to users when they begin to be taken advantage of. Lik

It really feels like companies' Terms & Conditions just serve as canaries at this point, only indicating to users when they begin to be taken advantage of. Like, why even say something as clear-cut as "Sonos does not and will not sell personal information about our customers" – a future tense phrase, promising they won't change? Well, because it's completely toothless. Clearly. You lure the customers on false promises and unilaterally change it later.