I'm not sure what your point is. If you don't want your email accessed, don't send it unencrypted from your client, and definitely don't send it via a service that has features (search, spam, google now, etc) and is payed for by a system (contextual advertising) that explicitly accesses the contents of your email.
Download Thunderbird and a PGP client[1]. Boom, done.
Use another email service. Boom, done.
I'm not objecting to the idea that you'd find it objectionable to have your email contents used for advertising. I'm objecting to a useless quote that tries to turn this into a soundbite-off instead of an actual discussion (little hope as this thread has).
Download Thunderbird and a PGP client[1]. Boom, done.
Use another email service. Boom, done.
I'm not objecting to the idea that you'd find it objectionable to have your email contents used for advertising. I'm objecting to a useless quote that tries to turn this into a soundbite-off instead of an actual discussion (little hope as this thread has).
[1] https://support.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/kb/digitally-sign...