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There is obviously some ambiguity in the rules when people move around, and misclassifications can happen when, say, a Brasilian working for a US company in Swi
by IAmEveryone 7y ago
There is obviously some ambiguity in the rules when people move around, and misclassifications can happen when, say, a Brasilian working for a US company in Switzerland picks up the neighbouring French wireless signal to log into their Asian VPN.
But it's really a non-issue. Google will make a good effort reducing such errors, and there aren't going to be legal consequences, nor wild leaving-Europe-for-good-drama as envisioned by some in this threat.
- malka 7y ago> Google will make a good effort reducing such errors suuuuuuure.
- andreagrandi 7y agoWe all know that mistakes can happen. That is not the issue. The issue here is that there is no way to contact them and ask to fix this. I tried at least 3 or 4 times to contact them on Twitter (they are replying to other people for other issues, why not replying to me?) but I didn't have any luck with it.
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- nottorp 7y agoTop of HN usually works to get Google customer support :)