That's assuming that someone associated with the developers actually did something wrong. For all we know, it could have been a mistake, a misinterpretation of

That's assuming that someone associated with the developers actually did something wrong. For all we know, it could have been a mistake, a misinterpretation of some activity by Google's algorithms etc. - we'll never know because the lack of transparency gives Google advantage, and they're not legally required to provide any information on that. That's why I think it's in the best interests of everyone to support alternatives like Librem, so that no single entity can make such kind of decisions.