Google has updated its privacy policy. According to Israel Hayom, data from Gmail, Photos and Google Drive may be used to tailor advertisements if users connect the company's artificial intelligence services. According to N12, the protection remains in effect by default.
According to Channel 14, anyone who connects the AI services to their Gmail or Photos account may find that their personal data is used to tailor advertisements. According to Geektime, until now Google has been careful not to officially cross this line.
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Israel Hayom
Israel Hayom reports that Google quietly updated its privacy policy, and that data from Gmail, Photos and Drive may be used to tailor advertisements if the user has connected the AI services.
N12
N12 reports that the protection remains in effect by default, but that data shared with supporting services may affect advertisements.
Geektime
Geektime reports that Google has so far not officially crossed the line of using personal data from Gmail, Drive and Google Photos for advertising.
Israel Hayom
