Just opened my gmail to find this email to my utter shock. When I followed the link it turns out I had opened about 6 or 7 documents this same way - all accidental and all marked not shared.
I had done this google search as my brother in law - a senior police officer - was retiring and wanted a resume. Luckily for me each time I did this there were no confidential issues I could see.
Email I got from: [email protected]
You used Gmail's "Open as a Google document" link to view the attachment called "Police Executive Resume Model".
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