Privacy is the right to chose who knows what about you, or in the modern world, who has your data and what they use it for.
When large companies say they support user privacy, they're referring to preventing data breaches not preventing themselves and the third parties/governments they share your data with from using your data in a way you probably wouldn't consent to. As far as I'm concerned, that's not privacy.
When large companies say they support user privacy, they're referring to preventing data breaches not preventing themselves and the third parties/governments they share your data with from using your data in a way you probably wouldn't consent to. As far as I'm concerned, that's not privacy.