Change path symbol in privacy.md (#213)

Changing symbol in (Settings → Backup & Reset → Back up my data) from "→" to "»" as suggested by @loucasal on weblate: https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/antennapod/website-general/en/?q=has%3Acomment&offset=3

Author: femmdi

_i18n/en/general/privacy.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The app requests the following privacy-relevant Android permissions:
 - Podcast hosters: When provided in the podcast settings, a host will receive authentication data you provided. Any web servers that provide the podcast feeds might collect additional data, such as your IP address, access time and what is being accessed. This includes the episodes you are downloading or streaming. Please refer to their respective privacy policies for details. You can view the URL of a podcast by opening the podcast and pressing the info icon. AntennaPod does not allow remote servers to set cookies. The servers can detect the fact that you are using AntennaPod and which version of AntennaPod you are using (HTTP User-Agent). If multiple podcasts are hosted on the same server, the server can detect the list of podcasts that you subscribed to and that are hosted on that server. This might happen if publishers use feedburner, podtrac or similar services to distribute their feeds.
 - Discovery and search services: When opening the Discover screen in the app, it sends a call to Apple to collect podcast suggestions. They may store the query, including country (which by default is the device's country). These suggestions can be disabled by choosing "off" in the region selector. When using the search feature in AntennaPod, the services PodcastIndex.org, iTunes, fyyd and gpodder.net may store your query, including the search terms. Discovery and search queries also include IP address, time, and app name "AntennaPod". After subscribing, the feed is served from the podcast hoster, meaning the discovery/search service is no longer involved.
 - Synchronisation services: When enabled via the settings, AntennaPod synchronises your data. This data may include login credentials, subscribed podcasts, listened episodes, play, pause & favorite actions with date & time stamps and IP address. For more information, see your provider's privacy policy (e.g. [gpodder.net's privacy policy](https://gpodder.net/privacy), or the one of your Nextcloud host).
-- Google: If you have activated backup & reset in your phone settings (Settings → Backup & Reset → Back up my data), you should be aware that Android itself will periodically save a copy of your phone's data in Google's servers. This backup contains private information, including your WiFi passwords, messages and call history. It may also include data from AntennaPod and from other apps you use. The developers of AntennaPod do not have access to this data. For more information, see [Google's privacy policy](https://policies.google.com).
+- Google: If you have activated backup & reset in your phone settings (`Settings` » `Backup & Reset` » `Back up my data`), you should be aware that Android itself will periodically save a copy of your phone's data in Google's servers. This backup contains private information, including your WiFi passwords, messages and call history. It may also include data from AntennaPod and from other apps you use. The developers of AntennaPod do not have access to this data. For more information, see [Google's privacy policy](https://policies.google.com).
 
 ## What data might be collected, stored and processed from AntennaPod online services
 - The donation system: AntennaPod uses Open Collective, offered by Open Collective Inc (USA) & Open Collective Europe ASBL (Belgium). When you make a donation, these entities get access to certain data. For more information, see [Open Collective's privacy policy](https://opencollective.com/privacypolicy).