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        Date: 2018-11-14 10:30:31+00:00
        From: davep@davelinux.info
        Subject: Zoho Docs

I'm currently using Zoho Docs (https://www.zoho.com/docs/) for a
presentation ((bit.ly/2NsN02x)) as it's online (as opposed to LibreOffice
presentation which is on the desktop) .

Zoho only seems to require a username (email address) and password. Does
it abuse personal data? I find reading EULAs doesn't always answer this
question. I suppose that anything cloud-based is susceptible to abuse, but
there doesn't seem to much personal data that it can deduce.
Thanks,
DP.


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