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In this article, Google wasn't incorrect though - this person just wanted the rules for a country they werent in to apply instead of local rules. Google made a
by ac29 5y ago
In this article, Google wasn't incorrect though - this person just wanted the rules for a country they werent in to apply instead of local rules. Google made a good faith attempt to comply with local rules for this customer based on the (correct) location data they had.
- croes 5y agoWhat about Dan Schroeder? Associated with Thailand, never been to Thailand, didn't travel for 2 years.
- Rapzid 5y agoI'm curious if you have sources as to: A. How long this person was in Malaysia B. What local laws they may have been in breach of or in jeopardy of breaching(or Google) C. What specific local rules/laws Google was attempting to comply with in good faith(if any)
- ac29 5y agoA. They were in Malaysia at the time they attempted to get Google to change them to Germany: "To clarify, I requested that Google leave my country association as Germany. I was in Malaysia when I made this request" B & C. I'm not a lawyer, but unless you're suggesting the law in Germany and Malaysia has literally no difference to the services Google provides, I'm not sure what your point is.
- Rapzid 5y agoYou can just say you don't know.
- croes 5y agoI still wonder if they changed the currency and the prices in the store accordingly or if he still had to pay european prices.