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Google has been using documents that are publicly available to train its AI. Does that mean my Google Docs are vulnerable? I investigated.

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While Google Docs is an excellent tool in its own right, it has a few issues that can be hard to overlook. After using it daily for years, I grew frustrated with its file management system — or rather ...

Google Docs will let users create a series of tabs for navigating documents. Tabs can stand on their own, or exist as sub-tabs within others. Users are able to rename and reorder tabs at will. What’s ...