The first part of this post is rather lame. In his complaining about putative tracking, he quotes their new policy. This policy says that they're collecting non

The first part of this post is rather lame. In his complaining about putative tracking, he quotes their new policy. This policy says that they're collecting non-identifying info that can be opted out of, and if you sign in with Facebook or Google, they'll take note of your gender. None of these things they're declaring gives them the ability to track who you are, or correlate it to what you're doing.