Vague Complaint About Google Docs Storage and Privacy
A user leaves a brief, low-detail complaint citing insufficient storage, intrusiveness, and privacy/data concerns with Google Docs, without elaborating on the specific issue.
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Google Docs mobile app has no lock or PIN to protect stored content
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