However, it’s not the most secure way to transfer emails, as it doesn’t provide security once the email has reached its destination. TLS, or Transport Layer Security, is used by Gmail and many other email service providers to encrypt emails before they are sent over the internet. It gives users a sense of security that their emails are secure while being sent, but after the transmission, it gives Google and its partners easy access to scan/read them. The problem lies with the type of encryption Google uses for Gmail – TLS encryption. This alleged violation occurred as recently as August 2022. Recently, France alleged that the tech giant had violated the ePrivacy Directive’s restrictions on direct marketing by failing to get authorisation from Gmail users before showing them adverts alongside promotional emails they had voluntarily subscribed to. Your newsletter subscriptions are subject to AIM Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
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