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...but at the expense of basically everything that makes gmail useful. No search, spam filtering, filtering, google now, etc. If you want that, just use IMAP in
by magicalist 13y ago
...but at the expense of basically everything that makes gmail useful. No search, spam filtering, filtering, google now, etc. If you want that, just use IMAP in thunderbird with PGP today.
- icebraining 13y agoYes, many of the features would be impossible or wouldn't work as well if they actually protected user privacy. But that was still their choice.
- mpyne 13y agoThe user's choice, yes. If Google didn't do those things that required access to the data then the user would switch to a service that did. It would be like Scroogled but on steroids.