>Don't share sensitive data with 3rd party.
Correct me if I'm wrong but it stores the data on Google's servers in which case you're actually sharing it with a third party.
Correct me if I'm wrong but it stores the data on Google's servers in which case you're actually sharing it with a third party.
And yes, you are right – Google is 3rd party and the wording is slightly unfortunate, but what I meant is that the security will be totally different level if I'd implement the backend myself and there won't be anyone machine learning on your expense records (apart from google looking at a generic spreadsheet).
… how is this not “anyone machine learning on your expense records” again? Does Google specifically forbid themselves that, and I didn't notice? Piercing the veil of “generic” is one of the main things classification ML does, yes?
1st party: you, create the data
2nd party: Google, stores the data
3rd party: none.