Document editors store your words somewhere—on your computer, in the cloud, or both. Where they store your files and who can see them matters. This category covers how different editors handle your data, what trade-offs come with each approach, and how to pick one that fits what you're comfortable with. Whether you're writing a grocery list or something sensitive, understanding your options helps you make a choice that works for your situation.
The articles here answer practical questions: How do cloud-based editors differ from desktop ones in terms of privacy? What does it actually mean when an editor says it's encrypted? How do you know if an editor's privacy claims are real? What features matter most if you're handling personal or financial information? You'll learn what questions to ask before you start using a new editor, and how to spot the real differences between products.