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Story summary
- Gmail users are opted in to allow Google LLC access to their emails and attachments for AI training.
- Cybersecurity experts say users must adjust settings in two locations to opt out.
- Opting out may remove features like smart compose and email filtering, but privacy may trump convenience.
- A proposed class-action lawsuit alleges hidden access, while Google contends reports are misleading and it does not use Gmail content for AI training.
