I don't disagree. They are most likely telling the truth. However, they do have the ToS written in such a way that they could do that. Why would they need it li

I don't disagree. They are most likely telling the truth. However, they do have the ToS written in such a way that they could do that. Why would they need it like that, if they would never intend to use it? Ok, let's assume, it's only written like that as an accident - so surely they will change it right away, so it doesn't say that anymore, right? But I doubt they will. I really hope Google intends to add end to end encryption to Gmail, as least as an obvious option (UI wise), if not by default. Otherwise, I'm moving away from Gmail as soon as such a simple solution comes up.