> Buying things discounted that are discounted because you say you'll adhere to certain Terms of Service and then violating those Terms of Service will have con

> Buying things discounted that are discounted because you say you'll adhere to certain Terms of Service and then violating those Terms of Service will have consequences. That's fine. Terminate contracts with these users then, or sue them for your losses. But throwing away their data is a step too far. It's like finding out that your bank doesn't want to do business with you any more but also that they aren't going to give you your money back. Google could give these users a data dump, at least. A Terms of Service violation is a civil matter. Even the courts don't punish contract violators; they only require damages to paid to make the damaged parties whole. Punishments are reserved for crimes, are supposed to be proportional, and you're entitled to justice judged by your peers. A digital death sentence is the right term for this. In what way is this proportional? How is Google justified in doing so much more for so much less?