Google has been testing AMP-powered emails in Gmail for some time, and it looks like it's about ready to roll out to everyone.
By utilizing AMP for emails, Google wants to enable you to do more with emails, including things like RSVPing for events and managing your calendar, all without ever actually leaving your inbox.
On July 2nd this feature comes to everyone using Gmail on the web, with mobile coming down the line. These AMP emails will allow users to do the aforementioned RSVPing, but you can also fill out forms, browse images, edit things in Google Docs, and much more, all thanks to those fast loading, accelerated web pages using Google's own custom webpage protocol.
There are some catches to this, besides only being available on the web at first. Partners do have to be cleared to send AMP emails, so not everyone will be able to take advantage of this. Google has to do a privacy and security check first, and then those sites and partners can use the new features. That's good and bad, but don't expect your inbox to fill up with these new emails in the next month.
source: Engadget
So that is anothe feature that uses our private data and documents with Google searching through them even more. I prefer not sharing my data with anyone. If you care at least a little about privacy the only option is to switch away from Google (and other data collecting companies). I changed my mobile OS from Google android to /e/ , which is Android without Google, made for privacy. Now I can rest knowing my data is safe. You can read about it on e Foundation .