Serious question: Do people treat privacy policies any different than EULA's? (To wit: Abstruse legalese that doesn't really tell anyone anything?) I can summa

Serious question: Do people treat privacy policies any different than EULA's? (To wit: Abstruse legalese that doesn't really tell anyone anything?) I can summarize 95% of privacy policies right here: * We won't sell your info (directly) * We "may" provide your info to third parties based on ill-defined criterion * We can change this at any time without telling you first * If we get bought (which is likely), this is all rendered invalid * If we break our word here, your recourse is precisely jack