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This makes sense, though. I know I'm not the only one who looked up "Shrek.mp4" on Google and got a literal sea of pirated movies hosted on Google Drive.

• gryn 2y ago
  it make sense on public content not on private stuff you're not opening to the public. I think most people have a sense of I can put what I want on my "Cloud" storage especially if it's something you're paying for.
  • chrisjj 2y ago
    Google is presumably unable to determine that you paid for the right to copy this music file. Hence its "may".
    • aeonik 2y ago
      I'm just imagining Google deleting Steven Spielberg's entire private collection that he stores in Google Cloud because of the copyright claims.
      • chrisjj 2y ago
        Yup. Instead of Digital Rights Management we have Digital Restrictions Management masquerading as it.