If you happen to be one of the 400 million people who use Google's Gmail
service for sending and receiving emails, you shouldn't have any expectation of privacy, according to a court briefing obtained by the Consumer Watchdog website. In a motion filed last month by Google to have a class action complaint
dismissed, Google's lawyers reference a 1979 ruling, holding that
people who turn over information to third parties shouldn't expect that
information to remain private.
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