Artificial Intelligence has entered our lives dynamically and affects almost every digital activity we do. From web searches and social networks, to online shopping and the applications we use every day, more and more services rely on “smart” systems that process data.

As these technologies become more useful and faster, protecting our privacy becomes more important. We often give away information without realizing it, simply because a service asks us to. The important question is: what data are we sharing, who is collecting it, and how can we protect it in practice?

Recent development: Google has enabled a new feature in Gmail that uses artificial intelligence to read and analyze your messages. However, many users are concerned about their privacy and want to disable it. This guide will show you how to do it in simple steps.