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Well, it's really not straightforward to know what would be the outcome of such a lawsuit. Google's ToS is one thing but the main point is that random user uplo
by pas 4y ago
Well, it's really not straightforward to know what would be the outcome of such a lawsuit. Google's ToS is one thing but the main point is that random user uploading family photos is not a protected group, so Google refusing service is very much their right. The state usually cannot force otherwise.
- Aeolun 4y agoThe state should. Otherwise, what’s the point of having it.
- pas 4y agounfortunately consumer protection is basically nonexistent in the US. (besides a lot of reporting requirements, that should be streamlined and automatic anyway.)
- SergeAx 4y agoI get "How much suing is" doesn't imply winning the case, it is just a price of getting case to court.