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Google is apparently going to be doing that with content on Drive. Not sure what they've said or not said about gMail but what's the difference, really?



The difference is that gmail isn't publicly serving your emails to an open audience. The restrictions on Drive are only for publicly-served content.


That isn't true, they already block you from downloading content from private shared folders that they decide to restrict.


So they say. For now.


I dunno why this is downmodded, given that e.g. OneDrive already applies its rules to all content, not just shared stuff; and Facebook is actively censoring even private chats (it will refuse to send some links, e.g. to certain websites about cannabis).




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