Hi, thanks for your comment. For reference, here's what we're showing on tosdr.org: > Google can share your personal information with other parties > Google

Hi, thanks for your comment. For reference, here's what we're showing on tosdr.org: > Google can share your personal information with other parties > Google will share your personal information with other parties. For sensitive information (medical, racial, ethnic, political, religious or sexuality) Google requires “opt-in”. Google can also share or publish aggregated data that does not identify a person Now, what I am writing in the "discussion" forum is not on tosdr.org exactly because it is all difficult to interpret. My conclusion, is what is on tosdr.org -- if you think the current statement written there is wrong, please submit a patch :) Now about what I wrote under "discussion" (which is as it suggests, all here to be discussed:) Yes, it does not sound legal in the EU. That's actually the whole problem and why Google is currently under scrutiny by European Data protection agencies. http://www.cnil.fr/english/news-and-events/news/article/googles-new-privacy-policy-incomplete-information-and-uncontrolled-combination-of-data-across-ser/ http://www.cnil.fr/english/news-and-events/news/article/goog... I'm welcoming your opinion (and anybody's) about this in reply to what I wrote https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tosdr/QZgR8faRWDU/PatkxP2G-B4J https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tosdr/QZgR8faRWDU/PatkxP2G-B... :) About the EFF, we're working with them on ToSback (http://github.com/tosdr/tosback2 http://github.com/tosdr/tosback2 and http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3 http://github.com/tosdr/tosback3). I actually also believe that ToS;DR should have more resources and more contributions from orgs like the EFF ;) Edit: fixed the github links