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In this tutorial, Ian Lamont from In 30 Minutes guides explains how to create a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in Google Docs. He emphasizes that this process works on both Windows PCs and Mac OS using the Chrome browser. He also cautions that the information provided is not legal advice and users should ensure compliance with their local laws. The tutorial demonstrates how to access and use a pre-built NDA template from the Google Docs template gallery. To access the template gallery in Google Docs, users can go to docs.google.com, click on the main menu, select settings, and ensure that "display recent templates on home screens" is checked.