> This is just too messy for me. Waze’s privacy policy guarantees anything but privacy. It’s a misnomer to call it a privacy policy, when in fact, it’s a very l

> This is just too messy for me. Waze’s privacy policy guarantees anything but privacy. It’s a misnomer to call it a privacy policy, when in fact, it’s a very lengthy document granting the company (and Google) the rights to claim ownership of, and potentially abuse, your personal data. There are virtually no consumer rights stated in this privacy policy whatsoever, in fact. The entire policy only benefits Waze legally, financially, and in virtually every other way. I propose "Privacy Policies" be renamed to "Tracking Policies", because that's what they really are these days. They are all about the ways in which you allow the company to track you, keep and use your data.