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One can easily get around this by encrypting all their emails on their local devices before sending. I encourage everyone to use up as much of Google's infrastr
by r053bud 3y ago
One can easily get around this by encrypting all their emails on their local devices before sending. I encourage everyone to use up as much of Google's infrastructure as possible with data that is useless to them. Granted, I run my own email server that doesn't train LLMs on the text contents of the email.
- bdcravens 3y agoHow do your recipients read those emails?
- gabrielsroka 3y agoI assume they're using a standard protocol like S/MIME https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_encryption https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_encryption
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- asdfman123 3y agoPeople like you are probably in the <0.01% of all users: Google will probably manage.
- r053bud 3y agoI mean you're totally right. However, if one is extra bothered by the AI training, it might be easier to adopt the use of GPG than change email providers.
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoIt’s a cute idea but practically they can absorb way more people doing this than will actually do it. It’s protects you but it does not hurt google. Storage for emails is cheap.