Google updates privacy policy to allow Gmail and Photos data for ad targeting with Personal Intelligence

Google has revised its privacy policy to add an exception permitting the use of Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos data for personalized ads when users enable Personal Intelligence. The change was noted by Android Authority and reported by multiple outlets. Users cannot opt out by disabling Personal Intelligence alone.
Why it matters: Tech professionals need to understand new data usage rules that could affect user privacy and advertising strategies.
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The VergeNow Google says it might use your Gmail and Google Photos data to target ads ↗theverge.com · 12h ago
Ars TechnicaUpdated Google privacy policy says your Gmail might be used for advertising ↗arstechnica.com · 9h ago
9to5GoogleGoogle will target ads based on Gmail, Photos data if Personal Intelligence is enabled ↗9to5google.com · 9h ago
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