When sending email you hand over the email to be delivered. The contents of your mail are being scanned for viri and spam, and malicious content. Arguably cp is a form of malicious content. I presume that while setting up your gmail account you had to agree to google terms of service. I am also presuming those terms allowed google to scan your mail for malicious content.
So how much of an expectation of privacy should you have while using a third party service?
And a question that needs to be answered was the picture mailed to him, or did he upload it. Did he actually send it to anyone.
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When sending email you hand over the email to be delivered. The contents of your mail are being scanned for viri and spam, and malicious content. Arguably cp is a form of malicious content. I presume that while setting up your gmail account you had to agree to google terms of service. I am also presuming those terms allowed google to scan your mail for malicious content. So how much of an expectation of privacy should you have while using a third party service? And a question that needs to be answered was the picture mailed to him, or did he upload it. Did he actually send it to anyone.