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Over the last few years, I've started to think that worrying about Gmail tracking is pointless. You can take every privacy precaution in the world on your end, and use the most privacy-conscious e-mail provider, but if you send an e-mail to somebody using Gmail, you're going to be scanned and tracked anyway. I know in my case, every single person I correspond with regularly is either using vanilla Gmail or using their own domain through Google Apps/G Suite. A large percentage of my semi-regular correspondents do as well, and I assume many of the businesses I deal with are using some type of e-mail system with Google on the back end. So being with FastMail, as much as I love them, isn't really helping me at all in that regard. 99 percent of the e-mails that I write are ending up in Gmail's hands anyway.
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