> Google doesn't trust you to honor your advertising contract because you didn't in the past When this kind of logic gets sufficiently lazy it becomes discrimi

> Google doesn't trust you to honor your advertising contract because you didn't in the past When this kind of logic gets sufficiently lazy it becomes discrimination. Because it simply is not true that something someone did 20 years ago as a teenager is a good predictor of their behavior as a mature adult now. Applying that logic is essentially a lazy heuristic by a company that can't be bothered to do anything more than the most shallow fraud analysis. In the case of Google, which has such deep knowledge of its users and such a robust data analysis competency it is particularly egregious. They could probably figure out in a few seconds that this person is not really a high fraud risk. They simply don't care to bother doing so.