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What drives Google to apply these actions so completely and immediately, versus a more deliberate approach, with notification and delay before action, manual re
by dantillberg 5mo ago
What drives Google to apply these actions so completely and immediately, versus a more deliberate approach, with notification and delay before action, manual review for paying customers, or a warning to resolve within X hours/days? Once or twice could be errors or bad implementation, but these can't explain away the pattern.
It would seem that Google's counsel has deemed that whenever _____ is detected, the company must immediately and completely sever the business relationship. What is that driving concern? Is it sanctions enforcement? CSAM? Something else?
- e40 5mo agoThe problem is scale. Google uses automation and doesn't have the people to review the actions of that automation. I never worked at Google but this is the most obvious explanation from watching these things happen for years and years. Please, someone that worked at Google, please comment.
- ihsw 5mo ago[dead]
- BitWiseVibe 5mo agoIt could be automated action based on abuse reports. TONS of spam comes from Railway associated networks.
- spogbiper 5mo agoI work in a security adjacent role and I know we have had a few incidents that involved Railway networks lately. Could be something to that, I don't know