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Chrome OS does allow syncing with Google Drive, which obviously does send data through the network, but what about the local file system?

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    IIRC ChromeOS only uses local storage for caching; thus the question is a tautology. "Does an operating system that is designed to use the network as primary storage send file data across the internet?" Yes, it does.
    – Mark C. Wallace
    Mar 4, 2014 at 19:38

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Chrome's Filesystem and Sync Filesystem APIs extend the HTML5 FileSystem API. With Chrome's Filesystem API, apps can create, read, navigate, and write to a sandboxed section of the user's local file system. For example, a photo-sharing app can use the Filesystem API to read and write any photos that a user selects. Storage API

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