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Frequently Asked Questions
Protected notes provide journalists a secure way to store sensitive information. These notes ensure confidentiality while allowing easy access for journalistic work.
Journalists can securely manage their sources, interviews, and sensitive information without fear of unauthorized access, maintaining journalistic integrity.
Yes, you can securely store transcripts of interviews and other sensitive journalistic materials as protected notes, ensuring they are only accessible to authorized personnel.
Yes, the maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB. For larger files, consider splitting them into smaller segments before uploading.
Access protected notes through a secure login system that only allows authorized users to view or manage the stored documents.
No, once notes are generated, they cannot be edited within the tool. To make adjustments, you'll need to generate a new version.
Yes, audio and video files can be up to 60 minutes in duration. For longer files, you need to split them before uploading.
Yes, video recordings can be uploaded and stored as protected notes, provided they meet the file size and length requirements.
Yes, transcribed text from different file types can be combined, providing flexibility in creating comprehensive notes from varied sources.
Your notes are secured with advanced encryption, ensuring that only authorized users have access, keeping sensitive information protected.
Yes, notes can be shared with trusted colleagues, maintaining the integrity and confidentiality vital to journalistic collaborations.
No, an active internet connection is required to access and manage protected notes, ensuring real-time security and access control.
Yes, long articles can be summarized into concise notes using the Summarize variant, with outputs in paragraph or bullet format.
While styles are generally for rewording, summarized notes can be structured as bullet points or in email format, depending on your needs.
Use the Summarize variant to condense large text documents into shorter, manageable notes, ideal for quickly accessing key information.