Great - It reads Netflix , Apple TV, and Amazon Prime Streaming policies. What if they all say "we totally sell everything and do background credit checks on you monthly" and I don't like it?! No TV for me!?
These EULAs and Privacy policies are written for The Company. Not for the consumer. You accept them or don't use the service. A Very binary choice. The entry onto the internet for everyone is walled by the very companies offering the services, who also wrote the policy.
The consumer is not protected. The service provider is.
We all click it, not because it is dense, but because we don't care. What other choice is there? I want (need?!) a cellphone - I guess I need to agree to whatever EULA Apple puts in front of me.
Besides - LinkedIn allowed all my data to be stolen even though they claimed in their privacy policy that they followed industry best practices and don't sell my info. So if they can do it -- do I need to follow their EULA?!
PS- what is the privacy policy of the privacy policy AI? Who checks the checkers? :-D