Of course, but the article specifically says that Gmail does it for advertising purposes, which is no longer true [1]. It's pretty reasonable to expect that yo

Of course, but the article specifically says that Gmail does it for advertising purposes, which is no longer true [1]. It's pretty reasonable to expect that your email provider is going to "scan" your message content. Performing spam detection, for example, is a pretty common reason and most people want that. Tutanota scans message content: "executing content checks and mark emails as spam or not" [2]. So I don't think they are demonizing message scanning on it's own. If there are objectionable purposes for Gmail's message scanning, let's call those out. [1] https://www.pcmag.com/news/google-to-stop-scanning-gmail-messages-to-serve-up-ads https://www.pcmag.com/news/google-to-stop-scanning-gmail-mes... [2] https://tutanota.com/support/howto#spam https://tutanota.com/support/howto#spam