Google Drive lack of end-to-end encryption worries privacy-conscious users
A user points out that Google Drive does not offer end-to-end encryption, meaning Google holds the keys and can technically access stored files. This is a structural limitation of the platform rather than a one-off incident, and it concerns users who want files to be provably private.
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