<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Google is facing criticism for forcing users to choose between privacy and functionality in its Gemini app.</li><li>Users have discovered that in order to protect their privacy, they need to allow Google employees to review some saved chats, raising concerns about the privacy of sensitive information.</li><li>Unlike other AI companies that require explicit consent for improving their models, Google's approach in Gemini has been perceived as user-hostile and a breach of trust.</li><li>The lack of essential organizational capabilities in Gemini, combined with the ultimatum presented to users, has led to frustration and calls for Google to prioritize user privacy while maintaining functionality.</li></ul>

Google’s Attempt to Bully Users Into Giving Up Privacy in Gemini

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