Private Email?
Posted: 15 August 2013 Filed under: Tech Newsflash | Tags: email privacy, Google+, Internet privacy 6 CommentsGmailers Beware: Google Says You Have No “Reasonable Expectation” of Privacy
Is anyone out there really surprised about this? In this day and age, is anyone really still naive enough to think that their electronic mail is private? There is no privacy anymore.
The only private conversation you can ever have is the one with those voices in your head, and even that may be under surveillance soon thanks to Google’s prototype as-yet-unnamed cranial chip implant (codenamed: Chips Ahoy).
Be the first on your block to get one! It’s safe. Don’t you worry. Remember Google’s Prime Directive: Use ALL data from ALL sources to make disgustingly large amounts of money! Er, no… wait. I meant their other Prime Directive: Don’t be evil. 😉
Later…
~Eric
Nocturnal Slacker v1.0 
To me that is one of the most tragic things they could have said.
Do no evil, ha!
Funny you mention that. I had coffee with the Tooth Fairy the other day.
Rofl!
ROFL!
Well not trying to defend them but all of the webmail providers do this: Yahoo, Outlook, Google, etc. The worst part is that they are required to give up the data as long as they operate on US soil. Nothing is private and if you think so, you are living in fairy land.
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