Cybersecurity

Google can now use your Gmail data for ads: How to turn it off

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Google has updated its privacy policy to allow data from Gmail, Drive, and Photos to influence ads, but only if users opt into Personal Intelligence features. This change impacts users who connect these services, potentially affecting their privacy by using personal content for ad targeting. Users concerned about this can disconnect these apps from their Google account to maintain stricter privacy.

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