Well-disguised and infuriatingly subtle, just a click or two (on what was an actual Google -hosted URL, no less) handed some mystery attacker the ability to read your Gmail and forwarded the phishing attack to everyone you'd ever emailed.
Whether you're summoning the NSA by using one of their watch words or Google are reading your private gmails, you're never far from being snooped on these days.
WPA is still somewhat of a pain to crack) Any kid can compile a copy of ettercap before you know it, he's reading your Facebook messages, your Gmail (SSL, what's that?), and can do legitimate damage to your good name if he were so inclined.
Google Now is starting to read your data across Gmail, Calendar and Maps (and maybe Waze soon?), to provide valuable information on where you need to be and what information may be relevant to you at the right time.
Of course no product that uses a crude EEG headband is going to be able to literally read your mind the way Gmail scans your inbox.
If, however, they do have the extension installed, they can read your message right within Gmail itself.
– Microsoft goes after Gmail because Google reads your email to target you with ads! Seriously.
Click on "Continue to Gmail" to access your inbox, read your emails, and write new ones.
But as has always been the case, ads in Gmail will remain "fully automated — no humans read your messages," the company says.
We're already reading everything you write in Gmail, so now we're blurring the metadata into one big data pool so we can better read your mind and sell the results back to marketers.
