Google’s privacy policy now lets Gmail and Photos content shape your ads
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Letting Gmail, Drive, and Photos content influence ads—once users connect those apps—pushes targeting deeper into personal data than many people realize. If you’re an enterprise buyer, this is a fresh reason to revisit data residency, consumer-account usage at work, and default sharing policies.
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