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The market for end-to-end encrypted office suite is pretty immature. There're products like Tresorit[1] and GraphiteDocs[2], but they are more like text editors
by lewisjoe 7y ago
The market for end-to-end encrypted office suite is pretty immature. There're products like Tresorit[1] and GraphiteDocs[2], but they are more like text editors, than a full-featured word processor that newsrooms need.
One good google docs alternative is Zoho Writer (https://zoho.com/writer https://zoho.com/writer).
Zoho doesn't do funny business scanning content for Ads. You pay and you use the software, that's all (Source: I work @ Zoho). Even better, Zoho offers APIs to use just the editors, while allowing companies to retain their data within their own cloud - https://www.zoho.com/officeplatform/integrator/ https://www.zoho.com/officeplatform/integrator/
For full protection, even against legal government requests, we might have to look at self-hosted solutions, which are again not very mature to call themselves a viable Google Docs alternative.
[1] https://tresorit.com https://tresorit.com
[2] https://www.graphitedocs.com https://www.graphitedocs.com
- jasonvorhe 7y agoThis is pure advertising for a competing product. G-Suite doesn't do any scanning for advertising either.
- lewisjoe 7y agoThanks. Never knew this. But the fact something like this - https://www.zoho.com/officeplatform/integrator/ https://www.zoho.com/officeplatform/integrator/ exists is useful information. So I wouldn't rule it out as "pure advertising".
- zwaps 7y agoHow do you know this? Its Google, they scan all they can and apologize later Below some g apps user was locked out of a single document for alleged Tos violations. Clearly, some scanning is going on. If you upload important documents or data to Google, as a firm especially, you are out of your mind.