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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" s

by 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.