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Google recently conducted a complete security & privacy review of various APIs associated with Google+. The result? The service is shutting down and they found a vulnerability. Did they take the proper steps in disclosing the issue?
Security and privacy center on trust. You can't have that without a high level of transparency. In this day and age, everything comes to light eventually. Better to be up front and open with most activities.
Apparently the FBI misrepresented the number of devices they can't access due to encryption by up to a factor of 6x. This is most likely due to clerical error and a lack of actual statistics rather than malicious intent.
How do you handle data collection from your users? Is it hidden and suspect like the current rash of mobile provider exposures? With no opt-out like Microsoft Office? Or clear and transparent?