According to Knowledge@Wharton, “On March 1, the Mountain View, Calif.-based Internet giant plans to toss out more than 60 different privacy policies and consolidate its services under a single set of guidelines. The harmonization will remove separation between YouTube, Google+, Gmail, Google search and other Google products, meaning that the company will be able to use data it collects from users in one area across all of its platforms. The goal, as Google tells it, is to ‘create one beautifully simple, intuitive user experience’ that treats consumers ‘as a single user across all our products.’ ”