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Users Avoid Google Docs Over Privacy and Data Security Concerns

A user explicitly rejects using Google Docs because they need privacy, security, and safety for their documents. This points to demand among privacy-conscious users for document editing and collaboration tools that don't rely on a major cloud provider's data handling practices.

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