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New Report: Over 40% of Google Drive Files Contain Sensitive Info
(www.infosecurity-magazine.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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I would say don't trust free services in general. There are plenty of paid service providers that handle your data well.
Right, Google isn't one to trust. So paid services and clear data handling practices.
If I want my files highly available and open for collaboration, I’d trust Google’s security over rolling my own.
Google's non security you mean, since they can see all your files, and scan them, even zip files.
That's not secure.