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The only thing their privacy policy does is tell you that you have none, and your information is as good as sold to the nearest spammer.
Nice safe neighborhood we have here on the Internet, eh?
More people should take time to read those boring disclaimers. What’s written in them might influence whether one actually decides to get/use/buy the product in question.If people don’t read the disclaimer, and it has something like that in it, then they can’t complain when they get a bunch of junk mail.