How many times will Google have to defend Gmail’s business model? This week, longtime Google critic Consumer Watchdog sparked a new outcry about Gmail privacy by highlighting a lawyerly argument the ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Attorneys suing Google say the firm violates privacy and takes personal property by electronically scanning the contents of people's Gmail accounts and then targeting ads to ...

Google recently argued that its users lack a reasonable expectation of privacy in messages sent using the service. The legal arguments are fairly non-controversial, relying on a long line of ...

SAN FRANCISCO, California -- Google is going to stop reading your Gmail in search of opportunities to sell ads. The change announced Friday will end a practice that Google has embraced since the ...

The Internet is in a panic over a Google legal brief that claims Gmail users have no expectation of privacy when they use the service. Good headline, but let's be honest: that's the entire point of ...

Ever feel like your Gmail inbox is a chaotic mess, with endless emails competing for your attention and privacy concerns lingering in the background? You’re not alone. Many of us feel overwhelmed by ...

Google has been hit with another lawsuit alleging that it violates people's privacy by scanning Gmail messages in order to surround them with ads. This latest case was brought by San Francisco ...

Although many people use Gmail for throwaway, one-time, spam avoidance use, there are, according to the latest numbers I could find, around 1.8 billion active Gmail users. To put that into perspective ...

Microsoft really wants its Outlook.com email app to pick up new users. Its solution? Attack the hell out of Google’s incredibly popular Gmail service. In November, Microsoft tried to go after Google’s ...

I’m not scared of Gmail. I’m not at all worried that my privacy is about to be invaded by the world’s most popular search engine company. Call me brave, call me crazy, but I’m not. Nor should you be.