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So basically: piracy, spam or anything you'd get into legal trouble for doing on your own hardware, Google restricts on their hardware. I can't really see how t
by alkonaut 5y ago
So basically: piracy, spam or anything you'd get into legal trouble for doing on your own hardware, Google restricts on their hardware. I can't really see how that's surprising or strange.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y agoIf they're using content ID then they're also flagging legitimate fair use without providing a counternotice procedure.
- alkonaut 5y agoThat’s unfortunate. But I’d fully understand if that’s the terms of the service, at least for cheaper tiers. Basically “store all you want but at this price point you are subject to errors in automated blocking”. At enterprise level I’d expect service from humans though, and I expect to pay for it.