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According to the headline and snippet from Ars Technica AI, an updated Google privacy policy says Gmail data might be used for advertising. The snippet says that turning on Personal Intelligence gives the company more data for ad targeting. The source describes this as a change in how Gmail information could feed Google's advertising. The provided text does not include the policy's exact wording, effective date, or opt-out details.
According to the headline and snippet from Ars Technica AI, an updated Google privacy policy says Gmail data might be used for advertising. The snippet says that turning on Personal Intelligence gives the company more data for ad targeting. The source describes this as a change in how Gmail information could feed Google's advertising. The provided text does not include the policy's exact wording, effective date, or opt-out details.
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Gmail users who enable Personal Intelligence may have their email-related data used for ad targeting, so they should review the policy and the feature's settings. Businesses and developers relying on Google's privacy commitments may need to check how the update affects their users. Watch for the full policy text and any clarifications from Google about what data is covered and how users can limit it.
Security-conscious readers may want to review the source and watch for practical exposure or mitigation details.
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