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     “a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy in information he
   to privacy when voluntarily turning information over to third parties
   As Google puts it in its privacy policy explainer:
   email correspondents’ privacy don’t use Gmail.” The message isn’t sue
   challenge traditional expectations about privacy in hopes that product
     We take our users’ privacy and security very seriously; recent
     industry-leading security and privacy features into Gmail — and no
   mean that not only is insuring privacy regarding their emailed material
   This revelation of The End of Email Privacy should come as a surprise
   If Google took privacy seriously, they would implement end-to-end
   hearing phone users have a right to the same privacy afforded the
   fact that Google said it to a perceived Google-specific privacy risk.
   There shouldn't be an expectation of privacy when the destination email
   Another thing people don't get: Your right to privacy is guaranteed
   obligation to respect your privacy if, in the course of doing business
   with them, you agree to having your privacy abridged.  And you did.
   individual e-mails in the course of transmission means your privacy is
   Why would anyone have expected that they have a right to privacy when
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