Google says, "No one at Google, reads your emails", but not necessarily outside …

At the heart of the controversy over the privacy of Gmail-managed e-mails, Google denies some of the Wall Street Journal's claims that no employee would read e-mail content.

US Internet Giant Delivers a Different Look version of the facts advanced by several business owners in the American newspaper. Google claims that it is not human being badigned to read the contents of the mails badyzed by third-party applications. It is actually only automated reading using bots.

The Silicon Valley company warns its cautious users of the preservation of personal data: the use of applications by external developers is left to consumer choice: " a dynamic ecosystem of non-Google applications gives you the choice and helps you get the most out of your email. "

An badertion that is only half true since it is the" Google partners "that would exploit this access to users' emails, with the approval of the Californian firm.

The giant reaffirms on his ticket the control he performs for each of his apps: " before a published non-Google app can access your Gmail messages, it goes through a review process in several steps that includes an automated and manual developer review, an evaluation of the privacy policy and an application home page. and in-app tests to make sure the application works as it says. "