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Amazing how many don't realize how scummy Google is
Google is pretty much under constant anti-monopoly investigation, and they hide communications by training their people to CC all of their emails to the company's attorneys! Regardless of whether or not the email is in the least bit significant or needs legal consultation, they do this and if a subpoena comes along, Google then claims attorney/client privilege. This absolutely flies in the face of the fact that this action completely does not establish attorney/client privilege. They have even been previously cautioned on it, and continue doing it! The attorneys mostly ignore the emails and never respond, probably don't even look at them unless they're from certain managers - think of the time and charges involved if they looked at this flood!
Remember Google's alleged motto a few years ago? "Don't be evil". I laughed at it then, I laughed at it now.
While I do use their search engine, Maps, and Gmail, I don't use Gmail for anything resembling private communications. It's throw-away stuff and mailing list collectors.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/03/google-routinely-hides-emails-from-litigation-by-ccing-attorneys-doj-alleges/
Remember Google's alleged motto a few years ago? "Don't be evil". I laughed at it then, I laughed at it now.
While I do use their search engine, Maps, and Gmail, I don't use Gmail for anything resembling private communications. It's throw-away stuff and mailing list collectors.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2022/03/google-routinely-hides-emails-from-litigation-by-ccing-attorneys-doj-alleges/
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Some years back, I switched to DuckDuckGo as my search engine. I admit G**gle is marginally better, but I don't want to let them have anything.
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But I'm retired and have more time now, and occasionally Comcast makes me hate them and I think about resurrecting my Gmail so it's easier to move to a different provider if I ever decide to leave Comcast.
Is there a different email provider you would recommend? One not tied to a particular internet provider?
I'm not actually sure I've ever move off Comcast, so many different things are tied to that account, but you seem like the kind of person who would know the best option.
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Hugs, Jon
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