Okay, but if you&#x27;re going to accept that kind of situation as creating an expectation of privacy across several parties, then you can just as well say that Google + me have an expectation of privacy with respect to my Gmail communications.<p>And yet somehow there&#x27;s always someone saying, &quot;well, you let Gmail employees run programs that aggregate data over its contents, therefore it&#x27;s not really violating your privacy when a government investigator looks at them without a warrant&quot;. Which is it?