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You are completely guessing this based on very little information. There is a strong chance that you are wrong. Is your goal just to throw mud? You ignore the
by blunte 6y ago
You are completely guessing this based on very little information. There is a strong chance that you are wrong. Is your goal just to throw mud?
You ignore the point of the post - that Google can and will shut some clients down with little warning and even less recourse.
- 9nGQluzmnq3M 6y agoDo you disagree with any of the points I've raised? I know it's a common trope here that Google does evil things just for fun, but we've only got one side of the story here and there's been a number of previous cases here of apps getting kicked out for what turned out to be pretty understandable reasons.
- blunte 6y agoNo one said Google did this for fun. Google appears to prioritize automated systems and bottom line over care for it's customers. And whether any of your analysis about the customer is accurate is irrelevant and not worth debate here.
- NikolaeVarius 6y ago"strong chance that you are wrong" Citation needed.
- floatingatoll 6y agoIf they’re doing so because it’s an unlicensed online gambling site trying to disguise itself from regulation using blockchains, then they absolutely are correctly exercising their freedom to refuse service, and the only news here relevant to HN would be “GCP shuts down blockchain casinos”, which would be great news.
- syshum 6y agoThe goal most likely is to defend Google well known terrible customer service. There are fan boys everywhere, Google has it far share who will never believe that Google is evil