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Inclusive Language and Privacy Policies:
This article explores the role of inclusive language in privacy policies, emphasizing its legal significance and impact on user trust and regulatory compliance. By analysing privacy policies from Amazon, Uber, and Meta, the study highlights the prevalent use of masculine as a default linguistic form
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