Google will scan personal correspondence

Google has updated the rules for using its services. Now they have a point according to which Google has the right to scan letters and other personal information of users.

“Our systems automatically analyze your content (including mail) to offer a personalized service, including search results, ads and improved protection against spam and malicious links,” CNews quoted the new paragraph of the rules.

In addition, Google gives himself the right to carry out any actions on user content, including modification and distribution, and this applies not only to the content that the user uploads to Google servers (for example, in Google Drive ), but also of any data transmitted through any Google services.

The new rules entered into force on April 14, the previous edition has operated since November 2013. You can compare the editors on the Google website.

According to the representative of Google Matt Calman, the rules were changed “according to the requests received over the past few months,” and now “more understandable for users”.