A leaked internal document reveals a major tech company’s plans to overhaul its privacy policies, potentially exposing user data to third-party advertisers in ways critics warn could undermine long-standing commitments to data protection. The proposed changes, which include expanded data-sharing agreements, have sparked backlash from privacy advocates and former employees who argue the shift contradicts the company’s public stance on user security. Legal experts suggest the move could invite regulatory scrutiny, particularly in regions with strict data protection laws. The document, obtained by a whistleblower, outlines how the company intends to justify the changes to stakeholders.