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I don't agree. Nowadays I'm practically forced to communicate with people using Gmail accounts, which means that my mail is scanned at Google against my will. T
by sfk 17y ago
I don't agree. Nowadays I'm practically forced to communicate with people using Gmail accounts, which means that my mail is scanned at Google against my will. This is not much different from being forced to communicate with people using Word documents.
- slig 17y agoIt's very different: you don't have to own a gmail account to send an email to a persons gmail account.
- jff 17y agoYou're right. His complaint, on the other hand, is that although you can use whatever "word processor" you want, you know that at the other end Microsoft will have full access when your colleague reads the document in Word. Substitute "word processor", Microsoft, and Word with email client, Google, and Gmail as appropriate.