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Is Read the Docs safe? ›

Security is very important to us at Read the Docs. We follow generally accepted industry standards to protect the personal information submitted to us, both during transmission and once we receive it.

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Your content is stored securely

When you create a file on Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Vids, and share it, it is stored securely in our world-class data centers. Data is encrypted in-transit and at-rest. If you choose to access these files offline, we store this info on your device.

Google said that it does not technically read files, but instead uses an automated system of pattern matching to scan for indicators of abuse. Imagine you're working on a Google Doc when, seemingly out of nowhere, your ability to edit the online file gets revoked.

Open your document in Docs and select Tools in the menu. Select Accessibility. Check the box at the top for Turn on screen reader support. Press the blue OK button.

What are some of the useful features of Google Docs? 1) Collaboration - Only one copy of the file exists and users 'share' this single copy, in real time, at the same time, and all users present can modify, update, and enter data at the same time. This is, perhaps, the greatest benefit of Google Docs.

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DOC file in Word: Launch Microsoft Word. Click the 'File' tab in the top left-hand corner. Click 'Open' and locate your file.

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Read the Docs simplifies software documentation by building, versioning, and hosting of your docs, automatically. Treating documentation like code keeps your team in the same tools, and your documentation up to date.

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Sphinx is a tool to generate html documentation from reStructuredText files (kind of like Markdown). It even supports automatically generating API references from Python code and the docstrings within! ReadTheDocs is a service which automatically builds and hosts your documentation for free.

Google Docs uses AES-256 encryption to secure your data in transit, at rest, on Google's servers, and during backups. Any information being transferred between the user's device and Google's servers is encrypted . If a hacker gets their hands on your data in transit, they wouldn't be able to read it due to encryption.

The Read to You feature in Google Docs is a text-to-speech feature that allows the app to narrate the content of a document out loud. It's called 'Screen Reader' in Google Docs and although accurate, it's not the most configurable text-to-speech function you can find.

A Google Drive link by itself cannot be dangerous. However, cybercriminals can add downloadable malware to Google Drive links. Therefore, a user would need to download and open the malware in order to compromise their computer and data. You should only open and download links from people you trust.

Google respects your privacy. We access your private content only when we have your permission or are required to by law. With the Google Transparency Report, we share data about how the policies and actions of governments and corporations affect privacy, security and access to information.