Simple ways to find exposed sensitive information (opens in new tab)

We're already most of the way.

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You'll also get diversionary messages for certain queries (e.g. if it thinks you're suicidal)

> In theory, a censor block is gonna come on an' the screen will say severely, "Public Policy Forbids This Service." You hafta have censor blocks or the kiddies will be askin' detailed questions about things they're too young to know. And there are other reasons. As you will see.

A Logic Named Joe, Murray Leinster, 1946.

They have been for years, ever since they stopped allowing for literal string search.

They've been delisting pirate sites for ages

It's this really important? I assume that the second confidential document is exposed so completely that it's even indexed by Google you already lost.

Do google et al not use OCR for indexing PDFs?