Somewhat. You can pay for workspace to keep your email private and ad free.

Guarded by a "privacy policy". This is Google. How come this "if you're not paying for it, you're the product" crowd doesn't get that it doesn't matter if you're paying or not, you're always the product?

	▲	beambot a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Id be shocked if the freemium privacy policy & obligations for, say, Gmail is the same as the corporate privacy policy under GSuite/Workspace... With the latter, there's a direct contractual relationship since you're paying Google for services
	▲	tonyhart7 a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I don't like this argument since this is can be applied to everything and You expect people to roll out their own service for everything since everything is a product in some form or another its okay to depends on some product because they are just good, for example people free to use Office alternative which is free btw but people literally dont choose that because MS Office is just better all of this deep talk discussion is irrelevant since User want an working product that they expect them to its just that