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According to a recent article by Jeff Gould, Peerstone Research:

‘When it introduced a new privacy policy designed to improve its ability to target users with ads based on data mining of their online activities, Google said the policy didn’t apply to students using Google Apps for Education. But recent court filings by Google’s lawyers in a California class action lawsuit against Gmail data mining tell a different story: Google now admits that it does data mine student emails for ad-targeting purposes outside of school, even when ad serving in school is turned off, and its controversial consumer privacy policy does apply to Google Apps for Education.’

Shouldn’t this concern a few people?  Here is the full article — http://bit.ly/1b2efgx

If you haven’t already, you should start seeing more articles like this one about ‘metadata.’ It isn’t just about reading the what of your email, but the who, when and where too…You know we don’t copy or save your email, nor CAN we read the contents of your email, but ShazzleMail’s architecture has the potential to significantly reduce metadata. We’re working on it.

http://www.businessinsider.com/whats-the-deal-with-metadata-2013-8