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Let’s not forget that the site probably was actually hosting malicious content. The problem is not Google blocking the site, that was the right decision. The pr
by rgj 6y ago
Let’s not forget that the site probably was actually hosting malicious content. The problem is not Google blocking the site, that was the right decision. The problem is that Google is hard to reach in cases like this.
- jhugo 6y agoI believe it’s deliberate. A human-staffed support desk will be vulnerable to social engineering by fraudsters looking to get their site reactivated. A public list of very specific policies and disclosure of which one was violated will be vulnerable to engineering too, by making sites that are fraudulent/deceptive/harmful yet somehow fall between those specific policies.