Google Docs
Google Docs is a legitimate productivity app with no dangerous permissions and strong encryption in transit. However, Google's data collection for ad targeting and the lack of end-to-end encryption mean Google can read document content. For users comfortable with Google's ecosystem, the risk is acceptable.
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Extensive usage telemetry, document metadata, and behavioral signals for user profiling
Data shared with advertising partners and analytics vendors
Google can read document content; no E2E option available
Proprietary code prevents independent security audits
Zero permissions - appropriate for a cloud document editor
TLS 1.2+ for all data between app and Google servers
Google - no known major breaches specific to Docs
Documents encrypted on Google servers, but Google holds keys
Data processing agreements, user controls for export and deletion
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