In a blog post published Wednesday, Google announced a slew of new and improved features for the enterprise edition of its browser, especially geared toward work environments where people use Google Workspace apps, such as Gmail and Google Docs. These changes enhance safety, security, and management for IT admins overseeing employees’ browser usage in diverse settings.
Google Workspace's evolution raises concerns about AI, privacy, and potential antitrust repercussions, leading users to explore alternatives like ONLYOFFICE for better security and functionality.
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Google Meet offers a free option for video conferencing, convenient for businesses with budget constraints. Paid plans under Google Workspace provide extended features at affordable rates compared to competitors like Zoom or Cisco Webex.