>But, that doesn't mean anyone would potentially read your email and they don't.
Oh yes it does — they can, and they do.
Oh yes it does — they can, and they do.
Ultimately, the point is not if a machine or human is or can read email....the point is, whether present day civilization should give up this privacy aspect to machines/corporations/government etc. The answer is already obvious, somebody has to manage the technology and that somebody is most likely not you....so by default, you have given up your privacy to someone else, so it can be managed for you.
The more bigger and unresolved problem is whether government or corporation should use machines to profile each and every one of us to preempt potential criminals.