Elsewhere in this thread we noted how peculiar legal language can be.
1. "is" versus "was" 2. This tweet is from Google Workspace. It might pertain to Google Workspace gmail only and say nothing about public gmail.
1. "is" versus "was" 2. This tweet is from Google Workspace. It might pertain to Google Workspace gmail only and say nothing about public gmail.
Google has been very explicit that they will not analyze emails of Google Workspace subscribes for ad targeting, but says little about how in-depth they analyze for Gmail users.