
What happened
Google added an October 16 clause to its privacy policy saying Drive, Gmail and Google Photos data can be used for ads if a user connects the Personal Intelligence AI feature.
Why it matters
Users who turn on the AI feature may see ads shaped by their email and photos, though Google says advertisers never receive message contents, names or addresses, and no sensitive categories are used.
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