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I find that in many cases you don't even need to have many followers. It's weird how the social media team tends to wield so much power. I think it's because co
by AviationAtom 5y ago
I find that in many cases you don't even need to have many followers. It's weird how the social media team tends to wield so much power. I think it's because companies see the ability for social media posts to go viral.
- Sebb767 5y agoIt's also quite literally an advertisement against the company. Similarly to how you can make people believe something if you just constantly bombard them with the message, a company can get a pretty bad image if people regularly see "my account was closed w/o recourse". And if people realize how volatile their accounts really are, Google (and Facebook etc) will have a massive problem.
- AviationAtom 5y agoI think that's what's behind a big movement to "de-Googlefy". Losing all your email, Drive files, etc., merely because you logging in from a share IP, which someone broke the TOS from, would be a pretty crappy deal. It makes you begin to really value data custody.