Has Google really succeeded in making advertising something YOU want to see? Google touts "Gmail isn't a traditional webmail account":There are no pop-ups, untargeted banner ads or warnings urging you to buy more storage.
Has Google really succeeded in making advertising something YOU want to see?
Google touts "Gmail isn't a traditional webmail account":
There are no pop-ups, untargeted banner ads or warnings urging you to buy more storage. Gmail, however, will often place a few highly relevant, text ads adjacent to the body of your email.
Google summarizes for Gmail: "It has ads. But only good ads."
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