[andrew_gardener]

I second this. Maybe they could add an extra note detailing any know user data retained by the service (at least as far as the general public knows)

[rmlewisuk]

We are looking at adding more information such as data retention, etc.

[hugoroy]

Hm. Do you really want to do that on your own? You'd have to find the ToS, document ToS changes, analyse the ToS, etc.

We're trying to do that already at http://tosdr.org, please join in (http://github.com/tosdr) and http://tosback.org

Edit: Hm I thought 5apps supported https already, i guess i was wrong

[sengstrom]

Hmmm...

You attempted to reach tosdr.org, but instead you actually reached a server identifying itself as *.5apps.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration on the server or by something more serious. An attacker on your network could be trying to get you to visit a fake (and potentially harmful) version of tosdr.org.

[bluefinity]

I'm guessing you have HTTPS Everywhere installed. It works fine on HTTP.

[slg]

That sounds great. The only problem is that you just have to accept the word of whatever PR person you talk to at these companies. Not that I really expect them to flat out lie to you, but I wouldn't necessarily expect the whole and complete truth either.

[pc86]

Are data retention policies generally in a site's TOS?

Not that that'd be much better than a PR rep, but it'd be easier to get at least.

[niels_olson]

I would monetarily support that.