Gmail and Google Calendar Now Support Client-Side Encryption (CSE) to Boost Data Privacy

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March 8, 2023
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Google has announced the general availability of client-side encryption (CSE) for Gmail and Calendar, months after piloting the feature in late 2022.
The data privacy controls enable "even more organizations to become arbiters of their own data and the sole party deciding who has access to it," Google's Ganesh Chilakapati and Andy Wen said.
To that end, users can send and receive emails orRead MoreThe Hacker News

Google has announced the general availability of client-side encryption (CSE) for Gmail and Calendar, months after piloting the feature in late 2022. The data privacy controls enable "even more organizations to become arbiters of their own data and the sole party deciding who has access to it," Google's Ganesh Chilakapati and Andy Wen said. To that end, users can send and receive emails or

Google has announced the general availability of client-side encryption (CSE) for Gmail and Calendar, months after piloting the feature in late 2022.
The data privacy controls enable “even more organizations to become arbiters of their own data and the sole party deciding who has access to it,” Google’s Ganesh Chilakapati and Andy Wen said.
To that end, users can send and receive emails orRead MoreThe Hacker News