I’ve Read Every Privacy Policy on the Internet— This is What I’ve Learned

Now the author suggests that the cited coupons.com extract means: “We can share whatever you provide us whenever you touch or interact with our site”<p>To my reading it means nothing like that. One of us is suffering severe reading comprehension problems. Is it me?

If you want to see a combined privacy rating for both the website and all the advertisers that you're exposed to when you visit a site, PrivacyChoice has a browser plugin that will help you.<p>One thing that I've noticed is that old-school media tends to have absolutely terrible scores, and they tend to share lots of stuff, and they share it with less privacy-conscious ad networks. I was very surprised that Facebook and Google, companies that are supposedly so predatory that they have the FTC in house to monitor them, stack up better.

I agree with the problems, so for website owners, are there examples of "good" policies or templates to learn from?

I thought this was a melon card competitor, but it seems as though they just changed their name.