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Can't say I believe them.
To be honest... I never thought that the companies should be barred from reading our e-mails. Technically they have every right to do it if 1) They own the servers 2) They own the software 3) We agree to use their services. It is like telling the bank that they cant look at your bank statement. If your doing something malicious with your e-mails then thats on you. Dont like it, well there is always the old fashion mail way. E-mails are not a government service and faster people realize that privacy on the internet is not an entitlement the better we all will be.