No, the perfect is the enemy of the good here. "Email is insecure anyway and Google is big, therefore it's ok to give the adversary 100% of the plaintext" is not sound logic.
This is not some principled stance, it is a clear and practical command: stop using these services.
If your personal email address ends in @gmail.com, you are doing it wrong.
This is not some principled stance, it is a clear and practical command: stop using these services.
If your personal email address ends in @gmail.com, you are doing it wrong.