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From its start, Gmail conditioned us to trade privacy for free services
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It came with an implicit agreement of trust. You had a company just wanting to make the world more connected and had the money to do it. Cue the Snowden leaks and we find out they'd been working with the NSA for some time, giving indirect access to all user data.