There's privacy, encryption and security, and then there's locked-down, un-breakable, and un-usable--and everything in between. There are plenty of options for you out there is you don't like Gmail. Pick one. But please shut-up if you expect something for free and don't want to read the fine print of the EULA. Google doesn't have to give you any of its free services and, believe it or not, you don't have to use any of them (no, really, it's true). So please, quit your whining, stop with the disingenuous (or ignorant) reporting and move on.P.S. Thank you +Jeff Jarvis (via The Next Web) for pointing out the truth, once again. I believe you may single-handedly lead journalism into a new, golden age.P.P.S. No, I am not a JJ fanboy.
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