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The Trouble with Gmail
Mark Rasch, 2004-06-14

Mass acceptance of the keyword scanning in Google's new e-mail service could leave government spooks feeling lucky.

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The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-14
Todd Knarr (3 replies)
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-16
Andrew Jones (1 replies)
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-16
Anonymous
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-16
Anonymous
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-17
magpublisher
It's a search, but it's a search FOR YOU 2004-06-14
Roger (3 replies)
A search FOR YOU 2004-06-16
Andrew Jones
It's a search, but it's a search FOR YOU 2004-06-16
Anonymous
It's a search, but it's a search FOR YOU 2004-06-16
Josh
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-15
Shawn NUnley, CISSP (2 replies)
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-16
Andrew Jones (1 replies)
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-18
Anonymous
Re: The Trouble with Gmail 2006-11-08
Anonymous
The Trouble with your generalization 2004-06-15
Asheesh Laroia [comments@asheeshenterprises.com] (2 replies)
The Trouble with your generalization 2004-06-16
Mark Rasch (2 replies)
The Trouble with your generalization 2004-06-16
Bill Eggers
The Trouble with your generalization 2004-06-18
Roger (1 replies)
Sender Right to Privacy 2004-06-21
Mark Rasch (1 replies)
Sender Right to Privacy 2004-06-21
Anonymous
The Trouble with your generalization 2004-06-16
Andrew Jones
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-15
C High (1 replies)
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-18
Anonymous
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-15
Anonymous
A different prospective? [ Your argument isn't analytical ] 2004-06-16
Bipin Gautam <visitbipin_hotmail+com> (1 replies)
A different prospective? [ Your argument isn't analytical ] 2004-06-16
Matt
The Trouble with Gmail 2004-06-16
Anonymous
Your logic makes using Antivirus Software Illegal! 2004-06-18
Bart Declercq (1 replies)
Your logic makes using Antivirus Software Illegal! 2004-06-21
Anonymous
Antivirus software is installed by the user and can be disabled if needed. Even with email services that offer virus protection you have to give consent and you still have the ability to disable the virus protection. You can't disable what gmail does to your mail.

If you are concerned about privacy encrypt your private messages. I'm only using gmail for file sharing so I don't care as long as I get my gig of storage space.

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The quoted law 2004-06-21
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what about spam filters? 2004-06-21
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