When Google’s new privacy policy goes into effect on March 1, “more than 60” Google websites and properties will start sharing your personal data between them. The upside of this: When you go to, say, YouTube, it might recommend videos based on that conversation you had with your friends over Gmail or Google Talk, where you talked about what movies to watch. Google’s FAQ goes on about how having one privacy policy shared among most of its sites makes things “beautifully simple” and “intuitive,” but I’m personally not used to having one website know what I did on another across the Internet just because it’s owned by the same company.