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"we encourage developers to link to self-hosted privacy policies" So now, extensions can change to anything they want at any time they want with our without co

• bartvk 1y ago
  Yes and this actually is the same when you publish an app in the App Store.
  • Sporktacular 1y ago
    Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but under the previous process, submitting a policy with an update freezes it to a specific version. That holds the developer to account at least for that update.
• somat 1y ago
  Why do they need to change anything? As far as I know a privacy policy has zero legal weight, that is, a company can put anything it wants into the privacy policy, it has no effect on what is actually done.
• arp242 1y ago
  In the end a privacy policy is little more than the proverbial "ink on a piece of paper". It's doesn't actually prevent anything. Where and how it's published seems like a minor detail.