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Railway has an overwhelming incentive to pin the blame on Google. This report doesn't answer why Google suspended Railway's account. I'd wait for more details

• jerf 5mo ago
  In principle, I agree with you. In practice, Google has earned the way my priors are ready to believe it's 100% their fault with mighty and sustained effort. Or lack thereof, depending on your point of view.
• CPLX 5mo ago
  They said it was automated and affected a bunch of other customers, which gives at least some hint. And in general Google lost any immediate benefit of the doubt status many years ago. Many such stories.
• sophacles 5mo ago
  To quote the article: > Google Cloud placed Railway’s production account into a suspended status incorrectly, as part of an automated action. This action extended to many accounts within Google Cloud. As this was a platform-wide action, there was no proactive outreach to individual customers prior to the restriction.
• subscribed 5mo ago
  That would be approximately 6365262822 time Google suspended someone for no good reason. So no, Google doesn't get the benefit of the doubt.