I'm trying to get started using the new Google Apps & Data on the web. I'm reading all these examples about people and businesses sharing their spreadsheets, contact info, product data, etc. And I'm looking at the Google Terms of Service, section 11, whereby we give Google the right to disseminate the data as they see fit. So, far, I see no way to store data, such as a spreadsheet containing sensitive company financial data, in an encrypted format. Do these business users realize that? When I am trying to sell a company on using this Google service (by my writing a custom app for them), how do I convince them that their data won't be on the web for all to see? I, for example, don't want all the names and email addresses in my contact app to be scanned, indexed, and popping up in the Google searches of strangers, scammers, etc. How do I secure on-line data?
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