I wonder if Gmail data is considered publicly available, given that Google has argued in court that “a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy in information he voluntarily turns over to third parties.”

If so, how long before we can put something like “Jack Smith lives at:” or “Jane Smith has a health condition:” into Bard and it will democratize doxxing for us?

It’s very important to know where the creepy line Google doesn’t cross is these days. Is publicly available everything that the user communicates to someone else (shared files, photos, sent emails)? Is it what’s on the hypertext internet (in that case, the EULA is useless because you don’t sign Google’s EULA when you host websites unless you use Google Analytics)? Is all advertising data Google has on us considered public because it is already indirectly revealed to third parties through ad tools, or even all data Google has about us, period, because they said the expectation of privacy for that is unreasonable in court already.

There needs to be more clarity in these articles.