A Good Reason Why You Should Stop Using Gmail NOW !!!!

https://bard.google.comlmfao yahoo is pretty bad and jfc i hate their UI
Funny how?
Pretty bad like what? does it sell/share all your your data to google?
You probably mean Yahoo but I am talking about yahoomail.
I don't find its UI ugly, you mean ux not ui, I guess.
I tell you what, most of serious seo here do not using Gmail.
You do what like data analysis?
Now watch like this funny how:
 
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Privacy concerns, targeted advertising, third-party access, lack of control, and alternative options are all valid reasons to consider stopping the use of Gmail.
 
Funny how?
Pretty bad like what? does it sell/share all your your data to google?
You probably mean Yahoo but I am talking about yahoomail.
I don't find its UI ugly, you mean ux not ui, I guess.
Yes they do
reported years ago & still do
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/stop-yahoo-scanning-your-email-to-sell-data/https://gatefy.com/blog/yahoo-and-aol-scan-emails-sell-valuable-data/Yes, my bad, ux is ugly, well the whole yahoo mail itself is pretty ugly.
I tell you what, most of serious seo here do not using Gmail.
ofc

It would be too easy to open yourself up for lawsuits and to randomize the nodes.
lmfao
Google POV: Lawsuits are my breakfast
 
Yes they do
reported years ago & still do
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/stop-yahoo-scanning-your-email-to-sell-data/https://gatefy.com/blog/yahoo-and-aol-scan-emails-sell-valuable-data/Yes, my bad, ux is ugly, well the whole yahoo mail itself is pretty ugly.

ofc


lmfao
Google POV: Lawsuits are my breakfast
Like I said as long as they sell your data to google and ding your sites seos dont care if they sell your data to advertisers. This is a seo forum not a activism subreddit, like my personal data bruh got sold to advertisers Bruh.
 
if you want to avoid giving dataset to google than stop using any google product. the take data from anything they can.
include android phone/gmail/gdoc/gdrive/gmeet list goes on
but changing company will just mean give data to other company, except you use open sourced software and run every service you need yourself. but you still give data to your internet provider so.. to 100% avoid giving data mean stop using internet
 
Why y’all sound so surprised? Google (and most other corporations) will scan data in their services for advertisement, analytics, surveillance and so on. Switch to a privacy respecting service like ProtonMail if you are too worried.
 
Everything in today’s world is not anymore private, doesn’t matter what device you use or what app you use. Just learn to live with it and make money from it :D :p
 
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I went ahead and asked this dumb bot the same. It told me it didnt use it but it did use it then confirmed it used email.
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It could be an error but take it with a grain of salt, this is should be enough to be wary and consider leaving

@bartosimpsonio will say, told ya so, google been scanning your private emails for years now !
Bard is a lair.There are training AI to lie."I didn't use Gmail to be trained"
 
Protomail will give your info to the US government if needed.
So would any other email service. People often misunderstand “privacy” & “security” with “anonymity”. ProtonMail is not an anonymous service and will comply with law enforcement. Also it doesn’t encrypt some metadata like email subject. Still 10x better than gmail or outlook.
 
The only thing they will find are email from the bank demanding to pay them and spam and pishing emails barb will be asking for a ransom after learning from my inbox lol but being serious already have a feeling that using google services is equal to no privacy.
 
It's very obvious. I thought BHW members were well aware of that fact. Google or any Internet-based company will always try to collect data from users wherever it's possible. Data is money.

Google doesn't only collect data from Gmail but also from your Android phone's SMS app, Chrome search history, hangout messages, gallery, Duo app, app notifications, cloud servers, and more.

If something is given for free, it means they will charge a lot more than the service cost indirectly either from the data you give them or in some other secret ways.
 
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