[From article]
Google Docs is the company’s answer to Microsoft Word — given away free, it lets people write in a simple interface and store all the results in the internet, so other people can see and potentially edit it. But if those documents are shared with other people, they can use the new tool
to explore all of the edits that have ever been made to them.
The extension is called Draftback and was made by James Somers, a writer and programmer. It works by putting a button in the browser that can be selected, bringing up a full history of every word that has ever been written into it
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/google-docs-tool-can-show-every-edit-a-person-has-ever-made-10311021.html
Google Docs tool can show every edit a person has ever made
Some have warned that the tool could catch people who lie on their CVs and who wrote public statements
ANDREW GRIFFIN
Wednesday 10 June 2015
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