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You have no clue what information Google used to reach this decision.

• yashasolutions 5y ago
  That's precisely the point. People want to understand what they did wrong.
• Jensson 5y ago
  Google didn't give a reason in this case. Have you heard of a big company getting terminated like this without being given a reason? So as far as I know the rules are unfair.
• sharken 5y ago
  Isn't that a serious problem, when the final decision withholds information related to the case. For all we know it could be the virus attack that lead to Googles decision.
• 2cb 5y ago
  Yeah no one outside of Google does including the developers who got banned, that's kinda the whole problem...
  • lamontcg 5y ago
    We need an anti-Kafka law to force tech companies to disclose the reasons behind account bans and provide for an appeals process. This will naturally make their jobs a whole lot harder, but currently they're just externalizing their costs onto people like in this article. Just like all the recent articles pointing out that "identity theft" is a term offloading incompetence of the companies onto the individual. We need to stop putting up with this shit.