> Which people won't because of the hassle and mass surveillance continues. That's why they added it. Now they can market it as "we have encryption too", but i

> Which people won't because of the hassle and mass surveillance continues. That's why they added it. Now they can market it as "we have encryption too", but it's so out of the primary experience that not many will bother with it. E2E has become a checkmark to list, because most don't care about the most important part - how it works. It's similar with Facebooks secret messages, where the secret messages are apart from regular ones. Lets face it: the only thing this was built is Google collecting data to feed the "Google assistant".