Google is rationalising what have been as many as 60 different privacy policies for its various services. Privacy Commissioner Marie Shroff sees both positive and negative aspects to the major changes in Google’s privacy policy due to take effect on March 1. Google has also made it plain that it will increase linkage of a single user identity across its services. Search results are also tailored to reflect the user’s location and have led to accusations of censorship. Some users may choose to create “pseudonymous, separate, online profiles””]