Google's SMTP service, like any other SMTP service, requires user credentials to send emails. These credentials are typically your email address and password. Google ensures the privacy and security of these credentials by encrypting them during transmission and storing them securely. Furthermore, Google's SMTP service does not share your credentials with third parties. However, it's important to note that if you're using a third-party application or service to send emails via Google's SMTP service, your credentials may be stored by that application or service, and their handling of your credentials would depend on their own privacy and security practices.
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