Google introduces browser pop-up to warn users of 'state-sponsored attacks'
Gmail users thought to be under governmental surveillance will receive red banner
Google has begun issuing in-browser warnings to users it believes are being spied on by government authorities. A red banner reading, "Warning: We believe state-sponsored attackers may be attempting...
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