Google Docs Corrupts Uploaded Zip Files on Download
A user reports that a zip file uploaded to Google Docs becomes corrupted after being downloaded, alongside slow and unstable download behavior including duplicate downloads and repeated disconnects on a stable network. This is an isolated bug report against an existing dominant platform rather than an open market gap.
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