Supported services, applications, and data types with Google CSE
Supported services, applications, and data types when using Google CSE
Google Drive and Google Docs Editors
Web browser
Drive for Desktop (non-Google file formats only)
Android mobile app
iOS mobile app
Note:
For mobile apps, client-side encrypted content is view-only and available for non-Google file formats only.
For Android only, viewing files in .xlsx format is not supported.
Files created with Google Docs Editors (documents, spreadsheets, presentations)
Uploaded files, like PDFs and Microsoft Office files
File title
File metadata, such as owner, creator, and last-modified time
Linked content that's outside of Docs or Drive (for example, a YouTube video linked from a Google document)
User preferences, such as Docs header styles
Gmail
Web browser
Android mobile app
iOS mobile app
Email body, including inline images
Attached files
Note: Attaching client-side encrypted Drive files isn't yet supported
Email header, including Subject:, timestamps, and recipients lists
Google Calendar
Web browser
Android mobile app
iOS mobile app
Note:
To optimize the use of Google Calendar, you must fully configure the Client ID for all related services: Calendar, Drive, Meet, and Gmail.
For Android, users need to install Chrome and set it as the default browser in order to use it.
Event description
Attached Drive files (if CSE for Drive is turned on)
Meet audio and video streams (if CSE for Meet is turned on)
Any content other than the event description, attachments, and Meet data, such as:
Event title
Event starting and ending times
Attendees list
Booked rooms
Join by phone numbers
Link for Meet
Google Meet
Web browser
Drive for Desktop
Android mobile app
iOS mobile app
Note: Meeting room hardware will be available in a later release.
Audio streams
Video streams (including screen sharing)
Chat messages
Any data other than audio and video streams and chat messages
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