Concerned about Gmail privacy? Learn how to turn off smart AI features, what Google says about data use, and steps to keep your emails safe.

Plus: a quick guide to the two-step process for opting out.

Gmail users have been told to review privacy settings immediately within its interface to limit the exposure of personal email data to AI-powered features. A step-by-step guide instructs how to do it.

Users must manually disable the settings in multiple hidden locations to opt out—a process so complex that even security experts initially got it wrong.

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Has Google got its AIs on you? A tech expert is urging Gmail users to switch off several features over concerns that Google could automatically access their sensitive email data and use it to train AI ...

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Google's new Personal Intelligence in Gemini feeds on your Gmail — as well as Photos, YouTube, Search and more.

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 ...

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 ...

Google connects Gmail and Photos to AI Mode. Hostinger data shows AI training bots blocked while search bots expand. Mueller ...