This comment doesnt seem to be in good faith. > Yes, that's how databases work. The article is arguing for end-to-end-encryption, which is perfectly do-able f

This comment doesnt seem to be in good faith. > Yes, that's how databases work. The article is arguing for end-to-end-encryption, which is perfectly do-able for google. It's not a matter of "how databases work" at all, like literally not even a bit. It's a matter of what features the company has chosen to implement. > If we use this same logic, is Apple not being private with your data? Has Apple launched a "confidential" email mode that does not protect the ostensibly-confidential emails? Google is making privacy claims and not backing them up by actually making them private. But... No, Apple is not being that private with your data! I'd love it if Apple worked to make E2E encryption easier in iCloud mail, and they should do so.