> I mean, say my account got hijacked. That's a straw man argument because, as far as anybody can tell, the account in question wasn't hijacked. In reality, t

> I mean, say my account got hijacked. That's a straw man argument because, as far as anybody can tell, the account in question wasn't hijacked. In reality, this person had a big, multi-day inconvenience foisted onto them out of nowhere, for reasons they apparently can't even talk about. And that's assuming Google even told them what the violation was. If Google wants people to buy in to their platform then they need something better than an across the board zero tolerance policy.