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Updated Google privacy policy says your Gmail might be used for advertising

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Google recently revised its privacy policy, removing a previous guarantee that data from services like Gmail, Drive, and Photos would not be used for ad personalization. This shift is significant for tech and gadget users who rely on Google's ecosystem, as it suggests a potential expansion of data collection for advertising purposes. The move is linked to Google’s Personal Intelligence feature, launched earlier this year, which integrates data across apps and could now be leveraged for targeted advertising.

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