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> The key point, to me, is that Google monitors all content. Google monitors and restricts shared content. This is reasonable, IMO. If someone is hosting docum
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> The key point, to me, is that Google monitors all content.
Google monitors and restricts shared content. This is reasonable, IMO. If someone is hosting documents publicly on the Google domain, it's reasonable for them to make judgment calls about what can and cannot be hosted.
Note that the file wasn't removed, it just had public sharing and other public features restricted. (Read the dialog in the Tweet closely)
- ibejoeb 4y ago>Google monitors and restricts shared content Does it monitor only shared content? If the author is to be believed, and if Google made a judgement call as you suggest, it is bad judgement. I'm not concerned about happens after Google reads the document. I'm concerned that Google reads the document, and I want to know which ones are read.