Google's PR team explicitly said they will never reinstate that user and that they stand by their CSAM detection policy. I'm not sure what mindset drives peopl

Google's PR team explicitly said they will never reinstate that user and that they stand by their CSAM detection policy. I'm not sure what mindset drives people to say "even if you didn't commit a crime, you're guilty of the appearance of that crime, which is good enough". Social media outrage mobs perhaps, but my money is more on "this user puts us at risk of criminal prosecution". A lot of companies treat CSAM detection & removal as a subdepartment of risk management, which means lots of "shut the fuck up and go away".