> None of which are relevant to the issues of privacy being discussed. The issue being discussed is a company like Google banning your account with no recourse

> None of which are relevant to the issues of privacy being discussed. The issue being discussed is a company like Google banning your account with no recourse. Privacy only comes into play in this discussion because the given reason for the ban comes from the scanning of Google Drive uploads for CSAM, which has nothing to do with Google selling your data or targeting ads at you and is done regardless of whether you pay for Google Drive storage or not. Google operates a single account across all their services, so a ban for a Google Drive CSAM false positive means that you lose access to not only the contents of your drive, but also any books, movies, music, apps, cell service, advertising campaign, hosting, etc.