> this is a non-factor for most. That's precisely why they are getting away with it. But once you get targeted by them, there is no way out. If you hire one b

> this is a non-factor for most. That's precisely why they are getting away with it. But once you get targeted by them, there is no way out. If you hire one bad person with a banned account, it can happen that all Google accounts of the entire company are being banned, including your company's apps on Google Play, etc. On Youtube, even famous people like cgp grey got into issues with Google which claimed that cgp grey was impersonating himself. The core issue is that you can't have online spaces be free of rule enforcement, but the same time, in most if not all places, rules are enforced quite unfarily and without due process. For individuals this can mean social isolation, but for companies it can mean the end. There were some stories about this here on hn.