For Gmail users, there is an automatic opt-in that may allow Google to use your emailed data (think: your personal and work messages, your attachments) to train its AI models, cybersecurity experts ...

Contrary to what several reports might have said in the past few days, Google does not read your emails in Gmail to train Gemini on the data in them. Google denied reports that email data is used to ...

Over the last few days, there have been several rumours on social media and online claiming that Gmail is being used as a data feed to train Gemini AI, Google’s family of large language-model products ...

Google has refuted all the claims suggesting that it used the Gmail data of people to train its AI models. According to the tech giant, the reports are nothing but misleading and stated that there has ...

But it's not true, according to Google. The company is not using your Gmail account to train its AI, even if users leave the Smart Features on.

In recent hours, social media has been filled with warnings and viral posts claiming a supposed change in Gmail’s privacy policy. Several reports suggested that Google had updated its terms to begin ...

Meanwhile, tech giants will continue to pour billions into new AI capabilities and the wall-to-wall marketing shaping this ...

Google is now upgrading Gmail — the world’s most popular email platform serving 2 billion users. But these upgrades come at a steep price and that has now triggered a backlash. Now you must decide ...