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Totally understand the reaction -- the setting, however, doesn't have anything to do with training (Google doesn't train on private Gmail conversations). By "scanning", it passes the content to an ML model, and uses the result to classify your email. It doesn't store anything else.

I understand your suspicion. Tech companies will continue to add AI where you don't want it. Google is legally bound not to train on private emails, and I personally know the people there who would blow the whistle if they did. They should definitely communicate this better.

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