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Honestly, I'm not going to entertain these hypotheticals. Given that Google has banned an account of a dad for having pictures of his son he was going to share
by aaomidi 1y ago
Honestly, I'm not going to entertain these hypotheticals.
Given that Google has banned an account of a dad for having pictures of his son he was going to share with his doctor under the reasoning of "CSAM" I don't trust Google to be the Judge, Jury, and Executioner.
- sebstefan 1y agoThey're not hypotheticals. Google is big. It happens every day. It's reasonable for Google to have automated systems for this, reasonable to deny service arbitrarily, and they should not obligated to provide customer support. They're a bad service in a competitive market for the cloud. So don't use their services. The point being that, assholes or not, while you shouldn't be entitled to their service, you should be entitled to your data, and deleting it arbitrarily should be considered infringing on that.
- em-bee 1y agoreasonable to deny service arbitrarily it's not. and at least in germany you are able to take google to court over this. they should not obligated to provide customer support in the EU the right to speak to a human to resolve issues is mandated by law. so they are obligated to provide customer support.