DocTrackr

An interesting new service that seeks to maintain permissions and controls on files once they have been shared. It’s not perfect, but I can see it being very handy in corporate settings that deal with sensitive files — or just files they don’t want the public to see. One use case that I think is…

An interesting new service that seeks to maintain permissions and controls on files once they have been shared. It’s not perfect, but I can see it being very handy in corporate settings that deal with sensitive files — or just files they don’t want the public to see.

One use case that I think is really interesting, as reported by Matthew Braga:

>Or, if your boss has a new version of the document to distribute, access to the old file can be revoked.

That feature alone could make a great tool for teams that are collaborating.

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