If you click on just one of those, such as “Review the privacy policies of the other Meta companies,” it brings you to a page called “The Meta Companies” which then links to terms for Meta Payments, Facebook Payments International, and more. But Meta stands out even from its data-hoarding competitors like Google and TikTok in just how badly it presents its “privacy policy” information—and just how difficult it is, should you have a specific question about a specific service or product, to find concrete information about what Meta does with your data.