Maybe Google is taking the time to actually evaluate and correctly label what they use for advertising instead of taking FB's approach of checking every box.
I think the speculation elsewhere in the comments that Google would rather do major rewrites and end some of their current data collection practices than disclose what they have been doing all along is more likely to be correct.
But Google has their own privacy policy. So is this "nutrition label" requiring information that they didn't already have in their privacy policy? Or are they assuming that nobody reads the privacy policy but more people will read this label?
