Google has a dedicated page listing all your Purchases tracked through Gmail
- By Abhinav
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Forget about End to End encryption. Not only Google even third party developers Read all our Mails.---------------------------------------
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- Flight to New Delhi (AI 462) on Mon 20 May 2019 at 2:45pm
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To my surprise I received the above email yesterday when one of my friends mailed me, his AirPlane Ticket for some purpose.
and those Google people think it is me how is travelling and hence added a even to my google calendar.
So these people are reading into our private messages. Are they not supposed to me encrypted end to end ?
Earlier I thought they track the message(event) through their subject line but now I am sure they have a smart algorithm to read the contents of our messages.
Seriously ??
Is this legal ??
They have made habit of adding a new feature to google now and then and then grant a full permission to themselves to poke their nose everywhere.
These so called permissions are scattered(hidden) all over the place.
Here you can find help regarding permissions and other stuff relating to your Google account : See all your purchases, subscriptions & reservations - Computer - Google Account Help
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