Google Docs Mobile App Creates Duplicate Files and Fails Unexpectedly
The Google Docs mobile app creates duplicate copies or fails to save documents, leaving users unsure which version is current. The review loading error after a few entries suggests the app has systemic reliability issues that make it unsuitable for users who depend on it daily.
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